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The aim is to enhance nuclear magnetic resonance techniques through a steady-state free precession method.

December 1, 1958Physical Review

Steady-State Free Precession in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

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Randomized trial investigates nuclear magnetic resonance using steady-state free precession to improve signal quality.

The aim is to enhance nuclear magnetic resonance techniques through a steady-state free precession method.
Mathematical analysis of steady-state free precession under specific conditions.
Initial experiments conducted to validate the theoretical analysis.
Evaluation of signal-to-noise ratio improvements provided by the technique.
The technique showed improved signal-to-noise ratio through the elimination of magnetic field inhomogeneity effects.
Demonstrated steady-state signals observable with narrow-band detectors.
Response width limitations are more influenced by electronic apparatus than by the magnetic sample or magnet.

H. Y. Carr (1958) studied this question.

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