Bandwidth-selective excitation in NMR is commonly accomplished through the use of shaped pulses. These pulses require careful calibration to ensure power levels and pulse lengths are correctly determined for optimal excitation of only the desired frequency range. Simulating the shaped pulse over a range of frequencies is one way of …

My research is focused on biomolecular NMR and, as such, often involves transferring resonance assignments from one multidimensional NMR spectrum to another. In theory this should be a simple task, but it can be extremely time consuming due to small variations in the sample used to acquire the data or …