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Van Vleck paramagnetism: a standalone construct

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a temperature-independent paramagnetic contribution arising from field-induced mixing of ground and excited electronic states.

In condensed matter physics, Van Vleck paramagnetism refers to a temperature-independent paramagnetic contribution arising from field-induced mixing of ground and excited electronic states. This meaning comes from Vleck (1932) in The theory of electric and magnetic susceptibilities.[1]

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References

Vleck, J. H. V. (1932). The theory of electric and magnetic susceptibilities. The Clarendon press. ISBN 9780198512431

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