Application of wavelet transform in nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy

5 Application of wavelet transform in nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy 

Recently, Neue [54] published another paper on an application of WT in dynamic NMR spectroscopy which could simplify the analysis of the free induction decay (FID) signal. Dynamic NMR spectroscopy is a technique used to measure rate parameters for a molecule [55]. The measured resonance frequencies represent the spatial coordinates of spins. Any motion, such as bond rotation and other molecular gymnastics, may change these frequencies as a function of time. The localization property of WT gives a better picture 

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