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23 chapters written by experts from all over the world who are actively
working onthesubject.Thebookisdividedintofourpartsthat encompass
themajortheoriesbehindthephenomenon,themethodologydevelopedso
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originalidea.InPart1,afteropeningwithageneraloverviewofthetopic,we
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1.4.1 Excitation 23
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1.4.5 Detection 26
Acknowledgements 26
References 26
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Chapter 2 Symmetry and Long-lived Spin Order 33
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References 61
Chapter 3 Relaxation Theory of Long-lived Spin Order 64
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3.2 Longitudinal and Singlet Order 65
3.3 A Model for Nuclear Spin Relaxation 67
3.4 Relaxation Decay Rates 70
