Daniel Canet, Hélène Python, Denis Grandclaude, Pierre Mutzenhardt
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Abstract
Analytical solutions are provided for a set of three simultaneous first-order differential equations which describe either cross relaxation among three groupings of spin- nuclei (regardless of the number of spins within each grouping) or the complete longitudinal relaxation of a system of two spins-, including CSA-dipolar interference terms (which couple the longitudinal spin order to conventional longitudinal magnetizations). In spite of their complexity, the expressions so obtained afford a time savings by a factor of 50 when used in a computer program. The efficiency of the method is illustrated by the fit of experimental data, exhibiting an unusual evolution due to both intra- and intermolecular dipolar couplings.