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Hello!
Can someone explain to me how NMRD (nuclear magnetic relaxation dispersion) works? I found many papers where this technique was used but I could not find any explanations / pulse sequences for it. Essentially all I know is that you get a graph (vCPMG versus the transverse relaxation rate), from which you can extract information about time dynamic behaviour. So anything you can tell me is very welcome.
Also I don't know what the vCPMG frequency is (CPMG = Carr-Purcell-Meiboom-Glll).
best regards
Vladimir