2. Draw a diagram of energy levels in the EPR spectrum in each of the following cases andspecify the number of transfers.(A) A system with S 5/2 in the absence of zero field splitting(B) A system with S 5/2 with small zero field splitting(C) A system with S 5/2 with large zero field splitting(D) A system with S = 3/2 (for electron spin) in interaction with a nucleus with spin I 3/2

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