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Simple modeling of dipolar coupled 7Li spins and stimulated-echo spectroscopy of single-crystalline β-eucryptite

Roland BöhmerJ. LambertF. QiF. QiH. BöhmGregor Diezemann

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Nuclear and High Energy PhysicsSpinsChemistryBiophysicsTime evolutionPulse sequenceCondensed Matter PhysicsBiochemistryHomonuclear moleculeDipoleResidual dipolar couplingAtomic physicsSpin (physics)Spectroscopy

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Abstract Stimulated-echo spectroscopy has recently been applied to study the ultra-slow dynamics of nuclear spin-3/2 probes such as 7 Li and 9 Be in solids. Apart from the dominant first-order quadrupolar interaction in the present article also the impact of the homonuclear dipolar interactions is considered in a simple way: the time evolution of a dipole coupled pair of spins with I =3/2 is calculated in an approximation, which takes into account that the satellite transitions usually do not overlap. Explicit analytical expressions describing various aspects of a coupled quadrupolar pair subjected to a Jeener–Broekaert pulse sequence are derived. Extensions to larger spin systems are also briefly discussed. These results are compared with experimental data on a single-crystalline Li ion conductor.

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmr.2004.04.018