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Zero-field NMR with an abrupt field drop.
 
Zero-field NMR with an abrupt field drop.
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Zero-field magnetometry experiment that propagates the initial condition through an exponential drop in the external magnetic field and then runs the detection at zero field.
  
 
==Syntax==
 
==Syntax==
  
 
     fid=zulf_abrupt(spin_system,parameters,H,R,K)
 
     fid=zulf_abrupt(spin_system,parameters,H,R,K)
 
==Description==
 
Zero-field magnetometry experiment that propagates the initial condition through an exponential drop in the external magnetic field and then runs the detection at zero field.
 
  
 
==Parameters==
 
==Parameters==

Revision as of 19:02, 5 June 2026

Zero-field NMR with an abrupt field drop.

Zero-field magnetometry experiment that propagates the initial condition through an exponential drop in the external magnetic field and then runs the detection at zero field.

Syntax

    fid=zulf_abrupt(spin_system,parameters,H,R,K)

Parameters

   parameters.drop_field   - the magnetic field that the sample should 
                             be dropped to, starting from the field spe-
                             cified in sys.magnet, Tesla

   parameters.drop_time    - drop time, seconds

   parameters.drop_npoints - number of discretisation points in the drop

   parameters.drop_rate    - field drop rate, Hz

   parameters.sweep        - sweep width during acquisition

   parameters.npoints      - number of points during acquisition

   parameters.detection    - 'uniaxial' to emulate common ZULF
                             hardware, 'quadrature' for proper
                             frequency sign discrimination

   parameters.flip_angle   - pulse flip angle in radians for
                             protons; for other nuclei, this
                             will be scaled by the gamma ratio

Outputs

     fid          - the free induction decay detected on the
                   internally generated gamma-weighted state

Notes

This function ignores the offset parameter and makes its own Hamiltonian.

Examples

See zero_field_acetonitrile.m file in examples/nmr_zerofield directory.

See also

zerofield.m, fieldscan_enlev.m, fieldscan_magn.m

Version 2.1, authors: Ilya Kuprov