Electron paramagnetic resonance and electron proton double resonance in single crystals of lanthanum nicotinate dihydrate dilutely substituted with neodymium

Electron paramagnetic resonance and electron proton double resonance in single crystals of lanthanum nicotinate dihydrate dilutely substituted with neodymium

by David Bruce McKay

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