Design of a selective excitation pulse sequence

[Rongchun Zhang]

Hey,

In the newest version of SPINEVOLUTION, there is a example called "selective pulse design". In the main input file, there is two lines

"scan_par cs_iso_1/0:0.025:5/

scan_par *cs_iso_1/-2:0.01:2/

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I am wondering what "*cs_iso" means. I am sorry I did not find the relevant explanation in the manual. Thank you.

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Best regards,

Rongchun

[Mikhail Veshtort]

Hi Rongchun,

The asterisk here simply comments out the rest of the line. Another way of doing this would be

*scan_par cs_iso_1/-2:0.01:2/

Best regards,

Mikhail

[Rongchun Zhang]

I see. Thanks very much.

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Rongchun

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[Rongchun Zhang]

Hi, Mikhail,

I would like to ask you a simple question.

What kind of plotting tools do you use for plotting a simulated 2D NMR spectrum?

Origin8 looks fine, but it seems that some tricky treatments of the data from the simulation are necessary.

Thanks a lot.

Rongchun

On Thu, Oct 24, 2013 at 11:42 AM, Mikhail Veshtort <mv...@mit.edu> wrote:

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[Mikhail Veshtort]

Hi Rongchun,

I personally use MATLAB for 2D plots. If you don't have access to MATLAB, you could use any software you normally use to plot your experimental 2D spectra. I'm sure that Origin should work just fine for this, and I don't know what you mean by the "tricky treatments of the data". The output data are in a straightforward text format.

Mikhail

[Rongchun Zhang]

Thanks,Mikhail, I got it.