Magnetic form factor
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In electromagnetism, a magnetic form factor is the Fourier transform of an electric charge distribution in space.
See also
- Atomic form factor, for the form factor relevant to magnetic diffraction of free neutrons by unpaired outer electrons of an atom.
- Electric form factor
- Form factor (quantum field theory)
External links
- Magnetic form factors, Andrey Zheludev, HFIR Center for Neutron Scattering, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- "The magnetic form factor of the neutron", E.E.W. Bruins, November 1996
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