رزونانس پارامغناطیسی الکترون

Electron Paramagnetic Resonance is a comprehensive text on the field of electron paramagnetic resonance, covering both the theoretical background and the results of experiment. This book is composed of eight chapters that cover theoretical materials and experimental data on ionic crystals, since these are the materials that have been most extensively studied by the methods of paramagnetic resonance. The opening chapters provide an introduction to the basic principles of electron paramagnetic resonance and the methods of its measurement. The next chapters are devoted to the theory of spectra and experimental studies of ionic crystals, as well as the complexity of construction of a shape theory of a paramagnetic resonance line. The remaining chapters discuss the application of electron paramagnetic resonance technique to the study of metals, semiconductors, defects in crystals, and free radicals. Content: Front Matter , Page iii Copyright , Page iv Editor's Preface to the English Edition , Page v Preface , Pages vii-viii Basic Notation , Pages 3-4 CHAPTER I - Introduction , Pages 5-23 CHAPTER II - Methods of Measurement , Pages 24-40 CHAPTER III - Theory of Spectra of Ionic Crystals , Pages 41-90 CHAPTER IV - Spectra of Ionic Crystals. Experimental Data , Pages 91-174 Chapter V - Shape of a Paramagnetic Resonance Absorption Line in Ionic Crystals and Acoustic Paramagnetic Resonance , Pages 175-252 CHAPTER VI - Metals and Semiconductors. Defects in Crystals , Pages 253-292 CHAPTER VII - Free Radicals , Pages 293-323 CHAPTER VIII - Double Resonance. Some Applications of Paramagnetic Resonance , Pages 324-369 Books and Review Articles on Paramagnetic Resonance , Page 369 Subject Index , Pages 371-372