Quest for nuclear quadrupole relaxation in HgCaBaCuO
arXiv:2409.08408 · doi:10.7566/JPSJ.93.124708
Abstract
We derived a simple reduced form from the exact solution of the mixed magnetic and quadrupolar nuclear spin--lattice relaxation function at the central transition line of a quadrupole-split NMR spectrum for the nuclear spin = 3/2. The reduced form of the exact solution could be extended to include inhomogeneous relaxation effects. From the application of the reduced form to the Cu nuclear spin--lattice relaxation curves in the high- superconductors of Cu-enriched triple-layer HgBaCaCuO, we estimated the predominant magnetic relaxation rate and the upper limit of a weak nuclear electric quadrupole spin--lattice relaxation rate .
6 pages, 5 figures, revised introduction and section 4, added references, results unchanged
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