BRUKER LECTURE - THE NUCLEAR ZEEMAN INTERACTION IN ELECTRON RESONANCE

In recent years it has become possible to make electron paramagnetic r esonance (EPR) measurements at very high magnetic fields. This opens u p the possibility that there will be an increase in the number of inte resting cases in which the hyperfine and Zeeman energies in paramagnet ic species are comparable. With this scenario in mind the role of the nuclear Zeeman energy in a variety of continuous wave and pulsed singl e and multiple electron resonance experiments is reviewed.