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Electron spin resonance theory for carbon nanotubes
We report results of a theoretical investigation of the effect of spin‐orbit couplings on the electron spin resonance in carbon nanotubes [1]. Using a low energy field theory analysis we predict a double peak structure for single‐wall tubes, intimately connected to spin‐charge separation, while a single narrow asymmetric peak is expected for multi‐wall tubes.