Pulse magnetic resonance

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Bloom, M., Morrison, C., Stemin, E. and Thewalt, J. (1992). Spin echoes and the dynamic properties of membranes. In D. M. S. Bagguley, ed. Pulsed Magnetic Resonance NMR, ESR, and Optics. Oxford University Press, London, p. 274. 

Pulsed magnetic resonance experiments are represented by parallel time lines of the applied pulses and the signal (Figure 50.4A). We will introduce this formalism here to explain the spin-echo and, in the next section, the spin-echo MRI pulse sequence. The first line is the time line of the applied B pulses, also refeiTed to as radioffequency, or RF pulses because they are applied at the Larmor frequency, which are typically in the radiofrequency range. 

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