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| − | TROSY efficiency in a two-spin system. Returns the extent of the cancellation of the CSA contribution to the | + | TROSY efficiency in a two-spin system. Returns the extent of the cancellation of the CSA contribution to the trans- |
==Syntax== | ==Syntax== | ||
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| − | [[Main_Page]] | + | * [[Textbook_module]] |
| + | * [[Protein_NMR_simulations]] | ||
| + | * [[Simple_liquid_state_NMR_simulations]] | ||
| + | * [[Spin_system_specification]] | ||
| + | * [[Kernel_utilities]] | ||
| + | * [[Main_Page]] | ||
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''Version 2.11, authors: [[Ilya Kuprov]]'' | ''Version 2.11, authors: [[Ilya Kuprov]]'' | ||
Revision as of 21:37, 22 February 2026
TROSY efficiency in a two-spin system. Returns the extent of the cancellation of the CSA contribution to the trans-
Syntax
eff=trosy_eff(B0,isotopes,xyz,csa)
Arguments
B0 - magnet field, Tesla
isotopes - a cell array with two character
strings, e.g. {'19F','13C'} spe-
cifying spin-1/2 isotopes
xyz - a cell array with two Cartesian
coordinate vectors in angstrom,
giving the locations of the two
nuclei
csa - 3x3 chemical shielding or chemi-
cal shift (does not matter here)
tensor of the first spin in ppm;
its isotropic part will be drop-
ped automatically
Outputs
eff - fraction of the CSA line width
that is compensated by DD-CSA
cross-correlation, 1 means that
the line width is purely dipolar
Examples
See examples in the Spinach distribution relevant to this function.
Notes
This page was generated from the function header in the Spinach repository.
See also
- Textbook_module
- Protein_NMR_simulations
- Simple_liquid_state_NMR_simulations
- Spin_system_specification
- Kernel_utilities
- Main_Page
Version 2.11, authors: Ilya Kuprov
