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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"pulse saturation/recovery technique"”.

  1. Electron spin-lattice relaxation in YB3+ - doped silicate glass

    … a host silicate glass have been measured using a pulse saturation/recovery technique at 9.5 GHz over the temperature range 1.5-7.0 K. Compared with similar measurements made on crystalline material, the temperature dependence of the recovery rates for the two-phonon Raman process is anomalously …

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  2. Electron spin-lattice relaxation in ytterbium ion-doped silicate glass

    … a host silicate glass have been measured using a pulse saturation/recovery technique at 9.5 GHz over the temperature range 1.5-7.0 K. Compared with similar measurements made on crystalline material, the temperature dependence of the recovery rates for the two-phonon Raman process is anomalously …

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  3. Measured electron spin relaxation rates in frozen solutions of azurin: Vitamin B12r and nitrosyl ferrous myoglobin

    … The relaxation rates were measured by the pulse saturation/recovery technique. The temporal profiles of the recovery signals reported here for azurin and vitamin B 12r could not be characterized as exponential over their ent 1re recoveries. However, a system aU c estimate of the recovery

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