ArticleNMR in biomedicine2023
Larmor frequency shift from magnetized cylinders with arbitrary orientation distribution.
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- High angular resolution susceptibility imaging and estimation of fiber orientation distribution functions in primate brain.NeuroImage · 2023Article
- Larmor frequency shift from magnetized cylinders with arbitrary orientation distribution.NMR in biomedicine · 2023Article
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Abstract
The magnetic susceptibility of tissue can provide valuable information about its chemical composition and microstructural organization. However, the relation between the magnetic microstructure and the measurable Larmor frequency shift is understood only for a few idealized cases. Here we analyze the microstructure formed by magnetized, NMR-invisible infinite cylinders suspended in an NMR-reporting fluid. Through simulations, we scrutinize various geometries of mesoscopic Lorentz cavities and inclusions, and show that the cavity size should be approximately one order of magnitude larger than the width of the inclusions. We also analytically derive the Larmor frequency shift for a population of cylinders with arbitrary orientation dispersion and show that it is determined by the
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