1999
DOI: 10.1006/jmre.1999.1905
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Calculations of Multipulse Sequence in NQR of Spins 32

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“…The formula were obtained as a function of the pulse and free-evolution super-operators with a few hypothesis, and can also be applied to NQR. By combining these formal solutions to a formalism that we developed for NQR of spins 3/2 [23], [24], it is shown in this article that explicit formula for the signal, in the hypothesis that the coherences have decayed during the recycle time, can be obtained. …”
Section: Nmr Sstmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The formula were obtained as a function of the pulse and free-evolution super-operators with a few hypothesis, and can also be applied to NQR. By combining these formal solutions to a formalism that we developed for NQR of spins 3/2 [23], [24], it is shown in this article that explicit formula for the signal, in the hypothesis that the coherences have decayed during the recycle time, can be obtained. …”
Section: Nmr Sstmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Exact solutions for NQR of spins I=3/2 were obtained by Pratt et al [25]. In this section, we summarize the principal equations of the formalism that we developed in [23] for the special case of spins I=3/2. The Zeeman and dipolar interactions are neglected, to treat only the case of a spin subjected to a strong quadrupolar interaction and a RF field in the coil direction.…”
Section: Nqr Of Spins 3/2mentioning
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“…This section is devoted to a brief account of the general features of a formalism developed in a previous article (11) to handle pure NQR of spin I ϭ 3 2 , and to present the CayleyKlein formalism used in the computer simulations. Other formalisms can be found in (12)(13)(14)(15).…”
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“…The probability density g() depends on the asymmetry parameter , and was calculated analytically in (11). To be complete, the analytical expression of g() is given in the Appendix.…”
Section: The Powder Average Of Signal S(t ) Is Thenmentioning
confidence: 99%