Influence of quadrupolar interaction on NMR spectroscopy
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| author | Joch, Alina Uhrig, Götz S. |
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| contents | Optically driven electronic spins coupled in quantum dots to nuclear spins show a pre-pulse signal (revival amplitude) after having been trained by long periodic sequences of pulses. The size of this revival amplitude depends on the external magnetic field in a specific way due to the varying commensurability of the nuclear Larmor precession period with the time $T_\text{rep}$ between two consecutive pulses. In theoretical simulations, sharp dips occur at fields when an integer number of precessions fits in $T_\text{rep}$; this feature could be used to identify nuclear isotopes spectroscopically. But these sharp and characteristic dips have not (yet) been detected in experiment. We study whether the nuclear quadrupolar interaction is the reason for this discrepancy because it perturbs the nuclear precessions. But our simulations show that the absolute width of the dips and their relative depth are not changed by quadrupolar interactions. Only the absolute depth decreases. We conclude that quadrupolar interaction alone cannot be the reason for the absence of the characteristic dips in experiment. |
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| spellingShingle | Influence of quadrupolar interaction on NMR spectroscopy Joch, Alina Uhrig, Götz S. Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics Optically driven electronic spins coupled in quantum dots to nuclear spins show a pre-pulse signal (revival amplitude) after having been trained by long periodic sequences of pulses. The size of this revival amplitude depends on the external magnetic field in a specific way due to the varying commensurability of the nuclear Larmor precession period with the time $T_\text{rep}$ between two consecutive pulses. In theoretical simulations, sharp dips occur at fields when an integer number of precessions fits in $T_\text{rep}$; this feature could be used to identify nuclear isotopes spectroscopically. But these sharp and characteristic dips have not (yet) been detected in experiment. We study whether the nuclear quadrupolar interaction is the reason for this discrepancy because it perturbs the nuclear precessions. But our simulations show that the absolute width of the dips and their relative depth are not changed by quadrupolar interactions. Only the absolute depth decreases. We conclude that quadrupolar interaction alone cannot be the reason for the absence of the characteristic dips in experiment. |
| title | Influence of quadrupolar interaction on NMR spectroscopy |
| topic | Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2307.07324 |