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URL:/institute-for-quantum-computing/events/imai-nmr-lo
 w-energy-probe-condensed-matter
SUMMARY:Imai: NMR as a low energy probe of condensed matter
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DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nTAKASHI IMAI\, MCMASTER UNIVERSITY\n\nNMR (Nuclear 
 Magnetic Resonance) is a versatile probe of condensed\nmatter\, and has a 
 broad range of applications in chemistry\, medicine\n(MRI)\, oil industry\
 , etc. NMR has become so popular outside the\nconventional realm of physic
 s that the crucial role NMR has been\nplaying in condensed matter physics 
 is sometimes overlooked. I will\nexplain how condensed matter physicists u
 se NMR as a powerful low\nenergy probe of solids\, drawing examples from m
 odern research into\nstatistical physics\, magnetism\, and superconductivi
 ty.\n 
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