Thermal Mixing
Thermal Mixing is a dynamic nuclear polarization mechanism that belongs to the class of energy transfer processes in solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance, distinguished by the redistribution of spin energy across coupled electron and nuclear spin ensembles via nonlinear interactions within a heterogeneous spin system.
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Principles of dynamic nuclear polarisation
A. Abragam, M. Goldman · Reports on Progress in Physics · 1978 · 917 citations
Thermal concurrence mixing in a one-dimensional Ising model
Daniel Gunlycke, Viv Kendon, Vlatko Vedral et al. · Physical Review A · 2001 · 279 citations · Full text
A. Abragam, W. G. Proctor · Physical Review · 1958 · 274 citations
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