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The Frequency Shifts of the Nuclear Magnetic Momenta Larmor Precession in the Mixture of Two Noble Gases

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The dynamics of nuclear magnetization in the mixture of two noble gases with different gyromagnetic ratios of the nuclei is studied theoretically. The nuclear magnetization is induced by the radiofrequency electromagnetic radiation, which causes the nuclear magnetic resonance in both types of noble gases in the mixture. Frequency shifts of the nuclear magnetic resonance appeared due to an interaction between different types of the noble gases is analytically predicted. The specifics of these shifts are such that they cannot be compensated by means of the external magnetic field. The nature of the magnetic field distortion in the cell caused by the nuclear magnetization is also discussed.

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Acknowledgements

The work was done under financial support of Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation in terms of FTP “Research and development on priority trends of Russian scientific-technological complex evolvement in 2014–2020 years (Agreement # 14.578.21.0211, Agreement unique identifier RFMEFI57816X0211)”. We express our gratitude to professor I.M. Sokolov and associate professor S.V. Bozhokin for useful discussions.

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    E. N. Popov, K. A. Barantsev & A. N. Litvinov

  2. Tolyatti State University, 14, Belorousskaya Street, 445067, Tolyatti, Russia

    V. A. Reshetov

  3. Concern CSRI Elektropribor, 30, Malaya Pasadskaya Street, 197046, Saint-Petersburg, Russia

    A. N. Shevchenko

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Popov, E.N., Barantsev, K.A., Litvinov, A.N. et al. The Frequency Shifts of the Nuclear Magnetic Momenta Larmor Precession in the Mixture of Two Noble Gases. Appl Magn Reson 48, 761–770 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00723-017-0896-7

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