Nuclear acoustic resonance : an introduction

Authors:Dan I. Bolef, Ronald K. Sundfors

Summary:A study of nuclear acoustic resonance, presenting basic theory, experimental techniques used, characteristic phenomena observed and a survey of results. This book presents information at a level suitable for those new to nuclear acoustic resonance, as well as for experienced researchers.

Print Book, English, 1993

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Publisher: Academic Press, Cambridge, MA, 1993

Physical Description:xii, 432 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm

ISBN:

9780121112509, 0121112500

OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:502556291

Subjects:

Acoustic nuclear magnetic resonance

Résonance acoustique nucléaire

Contents:

Basic theory; dynamic nuclear multipole spin-phonon coupling - I. Quodrapole; dynamic nuclear multipole spin-phonon coupling - II. Hexadecapole and dipole-dipole; dynamic alpher rubin (dipolar) coupling; line widths and relaxation effects; bonding in insulators, semiconductors and metals - strain-electric field gradient tensors; cubic and non-cubic metals and alloys; transition metals, metal-alloys and metal-hydrides; acoustic saturation NMR; experimental techniques; squid-detected NAR; magnetic materials.