STRATEGIES FOR MEASUREMENT OF ELECTRON-SPIN RELAXATION

Pulsed electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy presents an opportunity for measuring both the relaxation and the spectra of electron spin systems. Spectra and relaxation probe two very different aspects of the spin system. However, the lack of recognizable features on most relaxation curves makes the analysis and interpretation of relaxation experiments difficult. Some of the strategies for design and interpretation of relaxation experiments are discussed