photomagnetic effect

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photomagnetic effect [¦fōd·ō·mag¦ned·ik i′fekt]

(physics)

The direct effect of light on the magnetic susceptibility of certain substances.

Paramagnetism displayed by certain substances when they are in a phosphorescent state.

(nuclear physics)

Photodisintegration that results from the action of the magnetic field component of electromagnetic radiation.

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