Least squares analysis of electron paramagnetic resonance spectra
Journal of Molecular SpectroscopyPublished 1 January 1961
Donald W. Marquardt, Robert Bennett, E. J. Burrell
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Abstract
Nonlinear statistical methods are employed to determined the least-squares fit between an observed electron paramagnetic resonance spectrum and that calculated on the basis of a particular physical model. A good fit between calculated and experimental spectra permits assignment or verification of the free radical site, whose structural environment determines the physical model, in various irradiated organic compounds.
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