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PUBLICATIONS

Tailoring the EPR Excitation Field to Nanoscale Samples: an Overview of EPR Microresonators

Published

Author(s)

Nandita Abhyankar

Abstract

This publication is a synopsis of an invited presentation by Nandita Abhyankar, presented to the International EPR Society in September 2021. The synopsis describes the advantages of planar inverse anapole microresonators for improving the sensitivity of inductive-detection EPR spectroscopy of mass-limited/volume-limited samples.
Citation
Newsletter of the International EPR Society
Pub Type
Others

Keywords

EPR spectroscopy, planar inverse anapole microresonators, nanoscale spin detection, inductive detection EPR spectroscopy
Nanotechnology, Metrology and Materials

Citation

Abhyankar, N. (2021), Tailoring the EPR Excitation Field to Nanoscale Samples: an Overview of EPR Microresonators, Newsletter of the International EPR Society (Accessed October 13, 2025)

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Created September 23, 2021, Updated November 29, 2022
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