Introduction to Magnetic Resonance

Catalog description

The course provides basic knowledge for students who will continue to study ESR or nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR). The material covers MR of the hydrogen and helium atoms, NMR spectra in liquids, basic ESR of radicals in solution, trapped radicals in solids, triplet states, spin relaxation, molecular rate processes, and double resonance. An understanding of matrix elements, eigenvalues, angular momentum, and tensor vector is recommended.