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23 Dec 2020
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Representation of population exchange at level anti-crossings

Bogdan A. Rodin and Konstantin L. Ivanov

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This work discusses nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) experiments, which make use of coherent spin evolution at level anti-crossings. In this work, we provide a common description of such phenomena (hopefully, a reasonably simple one), which is illustrated by a number of examples from various subfields of NMR.
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