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In Vivo NMR Spectroscopy: Principles and Techniques, 2nd Edition |
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The exercises that accompany the second edition of this book were designed along three different lines of thought. First and foremost, a significant number of exercises are aimed at highlighting specific problems encountered during real experiments. Particular focus is given to observations that are not immediately obvious from theoretical considerations. Secondly, many exercises are an extension of the text in which, for example, the derivation of a particular equation is considered in more detail. Finally, a number of exercises are designed as a hands-on experience, detailing the considerations and assumptions of a particular experiment. These exercises are crucial to the deeper understanding of in vivo NMR spectroscopy. This is especially true for users on many commercial MR systems, where a large part of the basic operations have been automated. The reader is encouraged to solve all exercises and provide the author with feed-back in case of erroneous or incomplete solutions at invivonmr@hotmail.com. Robin A. de Graaf
The solutions to the problems posed in this book are available here by clicking on the relevant chapter below:
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