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Pulsed dipolar hyperfine spectroscopy for molecular distance measurements in the angstrom to nanometer scale.
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Abstract
Hyperfine spectroscopy is a fundamental method in biophysical and material sciences to detect nuclear spins in vicinity of paramagnetic centers, leading to molecular structural information. Among variants of this experiment, only electron-nuclear double resonance (ENDOR) has been established to detect nuclei at interspin distances up to about 1.7 nanometers using
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