A simple model of random electric-field-gradient inhomogeneity has been incorporated into the usual first-order treatment of quadrupolar satellites in nuclear magnetic resonance spectra in solids. Observed departures of experimental intensities from those expected strictly on the basis of transition probabilities are satisfactorily accounted for on the basis of this model.
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