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Special Issue

Highly polarized nuclear spin systems and dipolar interactions in NMR

Coordinated by: H. Desvaux

Table of contents

Comité de rédaction
p. IFC
Foreword
p. 293-295
129Xe NMR – highly polarized thin films
p. 297-304
Mapping hydrophobic molecular regions using dissolved laser-polarized xenon NMR
p. 305-313
Transfer of para-hydrogen spin order into polarization by diabatic field cycling
p. 315-324
Relaxation measurements by magnetic resonance force microscopy
p. 325-335
Advances in ex-situ Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
p. 337-347
Magnetic field dependence of proton spin-lattice relaxation of confined proteins
p. 349-357
Orienting molecular fragments and molecules with residual dipolar couplings
p. 359-375
Cross-correlated relaxation in NMR of macromolecules in the presence of fast and slow internal dynamics
p. 377-386
Saturation in the quasiadiabatical limit: a time-dependent projection operator formalism approach
p. 387-392
Moving bases as an alternative to ‘interaction representations’
Guy Laval Jean Jeener
p. 393-406
Physics/Statistical physics, thermodynamics
Exact scaling transform for a unitary quantum gas in a time dependent harmonic potential
Jean Dalibard Yvan Castin
p. 407-410
Astrophysics/Physical processes in astromomy
Time dependence of the proton-to-electron mass ratio
p. 411-415
Editorial Board
p. IBC