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VOLUME 42 (1985) | ISSUE 10 | PAGE 399
Microscopic nature of toroidal diamagnetism
The diamagnetism of a toroidal current state is caused by a "stiffness" of the wave functions that form the toroidal moment. This stiffness results from the formation of bound states in the electron spectrum of the inhomogeneous phase and gives rise to a paramagnetic component of the response.