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The principal components of the hyperfine tensor , due to a n radical coupled to a
proton , can approximately be expressed as ... a and A33 = - ( 1 + a ) a , where a
accounts for the anisotropy and a is the isotropic part of the hyperfine coupling .
The principal components of the hyperfine tensor , due to a n radical coupled to a
proton , can approximately be expressed as ... a and A33 = - ( 1 + a ) a , where a
accounts for the anisotropy and a is the isotropic part of the hyperfine coupling .
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4 ) each spectral line involves multiple convolutions of N spectral lines alongwith
their dependence on all the hyperfine couplings through their orientations ( a , b )
with respect to the principal axis system [ 5 . 20 ] . The situation is however ...
4 ) each spectral line involves multiple convolutions of N spectral lines alongwith
their dependence on all the hyperfine couplings through their orientations ( a , b )
with respect to the principal axis system [ 5 . 20 ] . The situation is however ...
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are proportional to the number of protons or deuterons , they give an estimate of
T , due to hyperfine interactions ; the rest is then due to electron - electron dipolar
and / or exchange interactions . Since Tilaw - 1 / 2 , dipolar and hyperfine ...
are proportional to the number of protons or deuterons , they give an estimate of
T , due to hyperfine interactions ; the rest is then due to electron - electron dipolar
and / or exchange interactions . Since Tilaw - 1 / 2 , dipolar and hyperfine ...
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Contents
Introduction | 1 |
An Overview of the Theory of rConjugated Polymers | 7 |
IndependentElectron | 17 |
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| Title | Conjugated Conducting Polymers Volume 102 of Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence Volume 102 of Solid-State Sciences Series Volume 102 of Springer series in solid-state sciences, ISSN 0171-1873 |
| Editors | Helmut G. Kiess, Dionys Baeriswyl |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Springer-Verlag, 1992 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 4 Sep 2008 |
| ISBN | 0387535942, 9780387535944 |
| Length | 310 pages |
| Subjects | › › Science / Physics / General |
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