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Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy of a 1H-31P Heteronuclear System in the Earth’s Field: Spinor Properties and Demonstration of a Quantum Computing C-NOT Gate

Authors: Simon WW Manley

Trimethyl phosphate provides a convenient heteronuclear system for experiments with low-cost Earth’s Field NMR equipment, illustrating J-coupling and its application in NMR quantum computing. While only the 1-H signal is readily acquired, both the 1-H and 31-P nuclear spins can be manipulated independently by B1 pulses

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