This is the article related to a research that I made in early 2021 and recently submitted to a preprint server. The below comment summarizes the subject.
Hamdi The Richtungsquantelung (directional quantization) hypothesis leads to the Stern-Gerlach experiment in 1922. This experiment shows that a silver atom sent with random orientation becomes polarized both in parallel and antiparallel orientation with respect to a magnetic field it traverses. This result caused serious difficulties within classical physics and shaped the emerging quantum mechanics. However in this article (*https://doi.org/10.31219/osf.io/pkusx <https://doi.org/10.31219/osf.io/pkusx>*) titled "Directional quantization of an oscillatory magnetic dipole moment associated with a moment of inertia", it is shown that a similar result can obtained within classical physics if one performs such an experiment with a magnet having oscillatory dipole with asymmetry (for example an electromagnet driven by an AC but having a DC bias) instead of a permanent magnet. This dual alignment behavior is explained with Landau’s Effective Potential model which is also used in the Kapitza pendulum (inverted pendulum). This result leads to the question whether half spin particles can have rapidly oscillating magnetic moments while we are only aware of their time averages.
