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Achieving high precision in NMR flux density and /spl gamma/'/sub p/ measurements-accounting for the asymmetric line
Flux density measurements via nuclear magnetic resonance differ from the average flux density because spatial variations of the flux density cause line-shape asymmetries which shift the measured frequency by a measurement dependent amount. A method has been devised for correcting for this effect and tested against theory.<>