Investigation of defects in dielectric crystals using magnetic resonance techniques
<p>An ENDOR spectrometer has been designed and constructed which is capable of operating at 9000 Mc/s or 23,000 Mc/s. Simple 115 kc/s field modulation detection is used and the nuclear resonance power is frequency modulated. Nuclear transitions ere detected as a change in the dispersive compon...
Main Author: | Bessent, R |
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Format: | Thesis |
Published: |
1966
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