Top Banner
An NMR spectrum
14

benison-14may12

Oct 24, 2014

Download

Documents

gcbenison

Describes a set of higher-order spectrum operators and gives an example of their usage in assigning an NMR spectrum.
Welcome message from author
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.
Transcript
Page 1: benison-14may12

An NMR spectrum

Page 2: benison-14may12

A two-dimensional spectrum

Page 3: benison-14may12

A two-dimensional spectrum

Page 4: benison-14may12

Goals for “Spectrum Operators”:

● Referential transparency: f(S1) → S2 does not “alter” S1

● A first-class spectrum “type” so that things like this are possible:

f ( S1, g (S2, h (S3 ))) → S4

Page 5: benison-14may12

Extraction Operator

(spectrum-extract-ppm spec-1 7.5 8.5)

Page 6: benison-14may12

Transposition Operator

Page 7: benison-14may12

Projection Operator

Page 8: benison-14may12

Integration Operator

Page 9: benison-14may12

Convolution and Diagonal Projection

Page 10: benison-14may12

Convolution and Diagonal Projection

Page 11: benison-14may12

“Given Ca and Cb, can I find two peaks (H, N, Ca) and (H, N, Cb) that share H and N frequencies?”

Page 12: benison-14may12
Page 13: benison-14may12
Page 14: benison-14may12