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  • Principles of nuclear induction

    Nobel lecture by Felix Bloch. (PDF)

    nobelprize.org

  • NMR Course

    Basic concepts and explanation of 1, 2- and 3 dimensional NMR experiments; including a section on the commonly used 'building blocks' of pulse sequences. Nice diagrams and (shockwave?) animation.

    www.chem.queensu.ca

  • Fourier and the Frequency Domain

    A great discussion and tutorial of FFT and DSP.

    astron.berkeley.edu

  • The Macrogalleria (Polymers)

    Polymers are all around us, but not many people know what they are or where they are for that matter. To present all of the different products made from polymers would be pretty tough - there are so many! so we created a special mall, The Macrogalleria.

    pslc.ws

  • Electron Spin Angular Momentum and Magnetic Moment

    Dirac's equation and prediction of spin.

    zopyros.ccqc.uga.edu

  • Levitt group publications

    A list of the variopus publications from the Levitt group. Theere are some that can be downloaded. From 1994 to 2004.

    www.mhl.soton.ac.uk

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