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The '''magnetogyric ratio''' (or gyromagnetic ratio), <math>\gamma</math>, is the constant of proportionality between the [[magnetic moment]] (<math>\mu</math>) and [[angular momentum]](<math>I</math>) of a particle: | |||
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The magnetogyric ratio (or gyromagnetic ratio), , is the constant of proportionality between the magnetic moment () and angular momentum() of a particle:
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