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NMR Hamiltonian: Experimental Techniques, NMR & muSR

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This lecture covers the NMR Hamiltonian, including hyperfine interactions, Zeeman splitting, and electric-field gradients. It explains the various contributions to the nuclear moments and the chemical shift in NMR spectroscopy.

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