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plxmny
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Hello,
I am trying to learn something about how experimental physics is done.
I am very new at it and am looking for experienced guidance.
A friend of mine (zapperz) suggested that a good way to measure the effect of a
magnetic field on electrons in the tunneling state is to have the
electrons tunnel through a dielectric with a magnetic moment.
I have seen papers on this but they refer to superconductivity. I
don't think I need to add that to the mix.
plxmny
I am trying to learn something about how experimental physics is done.
I am very new at it and am looking for experienced guidance.
A friend of mine (zapperz) suggested that a good way to measure the effect of a
magnetic field on electrons in the tunneling state is to have the
electrons tunnel through a dielectric with a magnetic moment.
I have seen papers on this but they refer to superconductivity. I
don't think I need to add that to the mix.
plxmny