A selection of experimental systems where magnetic resonance and quantum information science intersect presented in a digestible form for any background
There are a wide array of physical systems whose behavior lies at the intersection of magnetic resonance and quantum information science. In this section, we will present a handful of such systems based on some of our current interests, while recognizing that this is just the tip of the iceberg of existing and potential physical systems with exciting and exploitable spin physics. Some systems will be presented in detail, building from the fundamentals for the new learner into more complex behaviors and applications, while others we present broadly while directing the interested reader towards more details.
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