We consider diffusion in porous media with well-connected pore space for which isolated-pore models are insufficient. Explicit pore-to-pore exchange parameters were introduced in recent 2D NMR experiments. However, such parameters capture only certain aspects of the interpore spin dynamic which, for single-fluid saturated media, are wholly determined by diffusion. Here, we develop a theoretical approach suitable for a quantitative description of such 2D NMR taking a full account of the underlying diffusion modes. We use simple models of one pore and two coupled pores to demonstrate the rich behavior of 2D NMR.
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