Raman, C. V. (1929) Anomalous Diamagnetism Nature, 124 (3124). p. 412. ISSN 0028-0836
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Abstract
It may be pointed out that the existence of such orbits appears to furnish a very natural explanation of a variety of phenomena which up to now have been obscure. In the first place, the extremely pronounced diamagnetic anisotropy characteristic of bismuth (and also of graphite) becomes immediately intelligible as a consequence of the specific orientation of the assumed electronic circulations within the crystal lattice.
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