Sensitivity of Nonuniform Sampling NMR

Nonuniform sampling and maximum entropy reconstruction in multidimensional NMR.

NMR spectroscopy is one of the most powerful and versatile analytic tools available to chemists. The discrete Fourier transform (DFT) played a seminal role in the development of modern NMR, including the multidimensional methods that are essential for characterizing complex biomolecules. However, it suffers from well-known limitations: chiefly the difficulty in obtaining high-resolution spectra...

Nonuniform Sampling and Multiscale Computation

We consider multiscale functions of the type that are studied in averaging and homogenization theory and in multiscale modeling. Typical examples are two-scale functions f(x, x/ ), (0 < << 1) that are periodic in the second variable. We prove that under certain band limiting conditions these multiscale functions can be uniquely and stably recovered from non-uniform samples of optimal rate. The ...

Spectral Estimation Using Nonuniform Sampling

Nonuniform data appears in many applications including phased array radar. If a radar is tracking several targets, it may pulse each target at nonuniformly spaced instants in time. One may characterize a target's motion by its precession and spin frequencies, which can be determined from the radar return. Several methods for spectral estimation using nonuniform sampling are presented and compar...

\nonuniform Sampling: Bandwidth and Aliasing"

For spectroscopic measurements there are good reasons why one might consider using nonuniformly nonsimultaneously sampled complex data. The primary one is that the e ective bandwidth, the largest spectral window free of aliases, can be much wider than with uniformly sampled data. In this paper we discuss nonuniformly nonsimultaneously sampled data, describe how these data are traditionally anal...

Nonuniform Sampling : Bandwidth and Aliasing