Relaxonomy

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...wherein a taxonomy of relaxation functions is organized. (Get it? relaxonomy?)

See David Noakes' "An Ornamental Garden of Field Distributions and Static ZF Muon Spin Relaxation Functions" and/or the tentative outline in Jess Brewer's "Muon Spin Relaxation Functions".

The idea is to move those efforts (at least the latter one) into this wiki where everyone can add, edit, correct and reorganize them until we're all satisfied. Since this topic is indeed encyclopædic, this seems the ideal place for it.


Contents

  • 1 Basic Relaxation Function Formalism
  • 2 Transverse Field Relaxation
  • 3 Static Zero Field Relaxation
  • 4 Static Longitudinal Field Relaxation
  • 5 Dynamic Relaxation
  • 6 Stretched Exponentials
  • 7 Delayed Onset Relaxation
  • 8 The Residual Polarization Model
  • 9 Exotic Relaxation

Basic Relaxation Function Formalism

Transverse Field Relaxation

Static Zero Field Relaxation

Static Longitudinal Field Relaxation

Dynamic Relaxation

Stretched Exponentials

Delayed Onset Relaxation

The Residual Polarization Model

Exotic Relaxation

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