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Spin resonance lines occur which are broadened both by mechanisms giving a lorentzian shape and by mechanisms giving a gaussian shape It is often important to separate these contributions to the peak-to-peak separation of the derivative of the lineshape A simple and accurate expression is obtained to achieve this If Δ T is the observed peak-to-peak separation, and Δ L and Δ G are those of the lorentzian and gaussian components separately, then IMG1 is accurate to better than 0·01 Δ T for all Δ L and Δ G .
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A.M. Stoneham (1972) studied this question.
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