Cross-correlations in multispin relaxation

Anil Kumar, ; Madhu, P. K. (1996) Cross-correlations in multispin relaxation Concepts in Magnetic Resonance Part A: An Educational Journal, 8 (2). pp. 139-160. ISSN 1546-6086

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Abstract

Whenever there is more than one mechanism for the relaxation of a spin, there can be cross-terms between these mechanisms. These cross-terms, known as cross-correlations affect both the longitudinal and the transverse relaxation of a spin, as well as the Nuclear Overhauser Effect (NOE) to the other spins. The major effect of these cross-terms is a differential effect, also known as multiplet effect between various transitions of a spin. The detection of the multiplet effect therefore requires that the various transitions be resolved by J-coupling. A smaller effect is a second-order net effect, which also can influence the various relaxation measurements. This article is a pedagogic review of cross-correlation effects in longitudinal and transverse relaxation and NOE experiments. Representative experiments demonstrating the presence of cross-correlation in the longitudinal and transverse relaxation of a spin are also discussed.

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