th  - 1987 - 51st ENC Conference

Sunday - PM
TIME DOMAIN MAGNETIC RESONANCE
AN APPRECIATION OF CURRENT TRENDS IN NMR AND ESR
R.R. Ernst, A. Schweiger, R. BrUschweiler,
C. BUhlmann, J.-M. Fauth, C. Gemperle,
C. Griesinger, R. Kreis, Z. M~di, J.C. Madsen,
B.U. Meier, S. Pfenninger, C. Radloff,
C. Sch~nenberger, O.W. S~rensen, W, Stude~, A. Thomas
Laboratorium fur Physikalische Chemie
Eidgen~ssische Technische Hochschule
8092 ZUrich, Switzerland
A few introductory remarks are made in order to high-
light the importance of time domain experiments in magnetic
resonance. A comparison of features of NMR and ESR relevant
in this context is given. In particular the challenges, op-
portunities and limitations of pulse ESR are discussed in
view of the nowadays well established pulse technology of
NMR.
A potpourrie of techniques recently developed at ETH is
presented including ESR techniques such as electron spin echo
spectroscopy with jumping field vectors, Mz-detection, hyper-
fine-selective pulse ENDOR, and NMR techniques such as com-
puter pattern recognition, 2D rotating frame experiments,
selective 2D spectroscopy and rf pulse-excited zero field
magnetic resonance.