Principles of Pulse Electron Paramagnetic Resonance
by Arthur Schweiger, Gunnar Jeschke
Arthur Schweiger and Gunnar Jeschke provide a principles-focused treatment of pulse electron paramagnetic resonance. The book introduces the scientific foundations of this spectroscopic approach and its role in studying paramagnetic materials, making it relevant to advanced students, researchers, and professionals in chemistry, physics, and related disciplines.
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Principles of Pulse Electron Paramagnetic Resonance explores the foundations of pulse electron paramagnetic resonance, a spectroscopic method used to investigate paramagnetic substances.
Arthur Schweiger and Gunnar Jeschke present the subject from a principles-based perspective, emphasizing the concepts that underpin pulse EPR experiments and their interpretation.
The book is suited to readers in chemistry, physics, and related scientific fields who want to understand how pulsed EPR techniques support the study of electronic and magnetic properties.
Its focus on fundamental methods makes it a useful reference for advanced study and scientific work involving electron paramagnetic resonance.
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