Accessible states in Liouville space. A two-dimensional extension of the universal bound on spin dynamics applied to polarization transfer in INSM Spin- systems
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Accessible states in Liouville space. A two-dimensional extension of the universal bound on spin dynamics applied to polarization transfer in INSM Spin- systems
The universal bound on spin dynamics is extended to two dimensions to describe which and how states in a two-dimensional Liouville subspace can be accessed by unitary transformations. The transfer of I-spin Zeeman order into S-spin Zeeman order for heteronuclear INSM spin-12 systems with N + M ⩽ 13 spins is analyzed in detail. These INSM 2D bounds converge to the entropy bounds for spin systems with infinite numbers of I and S spin species but deviate significantly for finite numbers of spins.
- Aarhus University Denmark
- ETH Zurich Switzerland
- Laboratory of Physical Chemistry Switzerland
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