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In reality, spins are not isolated; instead, they interact with each other and their environment. The interaction of the spins with their surroundings leads to important modifications in their behavior. Experimentally determined spin-lattice relaxation time, T1, characterizes how quickly the longitudinal magnetization can grow back to its maximum value along the magnetic field direction. In contrast, T2 and T2* are experimentally determined characteristic times describing the vanishing rate of the transverse magnetization. The T2 decay of signal is time-dependent and can not be recovered, whereas the time-independent T2* effect can be reversed by spin echo experiments.