Abstract
The spin Hall effect—the excitation of a spin flux by an electric current normal to it—is considered in a paramagnetic sample in disregard of the spin-orbit coupling in the classical Hall effect case, when the Pauli spin polarization is induced by the magnetic field H0 normal to the electric current.
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