Dynamics of multiple quantum coherences in dipole-coupling spins in solid.

Solid State Nucl Magn Reson

Physics Department, Ben Gurion University, Beer Sheva, 84105, Israel.

Published: July 2005

A perturbation method deals with dipolar coupling spins in solids is presented. As example of application the method, the multiple-quantum coherence dynamics in clusters of a linear chain of four nuclear spins and a ring of six spins coupled by dipole-dipole interaction are considered. The calculated 0Q and 2Q intensities in a linear chain of four nuclear spins and 6Q intensity in a ring of six spins vs. the duration of the preparation period agree well with the exact solutions (for linear chain of four nuclear spins) and simulation data (for linear chain of four nuclear spins and a ring of six spin).

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