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Oscillating gradient measurements of fast oscillatory and rotational motion in the fluids

Mastikhin et al., 2012

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16252706578796440140
Author
Mastikhin I
Hetherington N
Emms R
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Journal of magnetic resonance

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We demonstrate the combination of oscillating gradient waveforms with single-point imaging techniques to perform measurements of rapidly oscillating and/or rotating fluid motion. Measurements of Fourier components of motion can be performed over a wide range of …
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