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measurement of a
gravitational wave (GW) signature, like the GW-induced
quadrupolar correlation[clarify]
between arrival times of
pulses emitted by different...
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relatively small quadrupole moment in
comparison with
those of
bigger quadrupolar nuclei such as chlorine-35, for example. This
allows for the
whole spectrum...
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responsible in
solid state NMR (dipolar,
chemical shift anisotropy,
quadrupolar)
often lead to very
broad and
featureless NMR lines. However,
these three...
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broadening as a
result of a
nonzero nuclear quadrupole moment and
resultant quadrupolar relaxation. The
other chlorine isotopes are all radioactive, with half-lives...
- is near its dynamo-cycle
minimum strength; but an
internal toroidal quadrupolar field,
generated through differential rotation within the tachocline...
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approximation of this
radiant energy is
described by the
formula of the
quadrupolar radiation of
Albert Einstein (1918). In 1979,
researchers announced measurements...
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dipolar coupling,
chemical shift anisotropy (CSA), and first-order
quadrupolar coupling,
depend on the
orientation of the
interaction tensor with the...
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radiofrequency transitions of
nuclear spin I > 1/2 with
large enough electric quadrupolar coupling to the
internal electric field gradient may also be excited...
- and 7Li
isotopes show
nuclear magnetic resonance effect,
despite being quadrupolar (with
nuclear spins of 1+ and 3/2−). 6Li has
sharper lines, but due to...
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Doppler cooling limit. A MOT is
formed from the
intersection of a weak,
quadrupolar, spatially-varying
magnetic field and six circularly-polarized, red-detuned...
