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My question had more to do with the potential energy
associated with the electron's magnetic moment.
In the example of an electron orbiting another object
via a hinged force of constraint, it was this force of
constraint that did work
and was responsible for the potential energy.
In the case of a spinning, rather than an orbiting, electron,
what is the force of contraint that does work?