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English: T2 decay is defined as the decay of the perpendicular-component of the magnetic vector and is defined by the equation

B(t)=B0 * e^(-t/T2) In this graphic, the perpendicular component of the vector is the same as the XY-component. Shown are multiple protons in the same magnetic field. The protons in the graphic all have similar but slightly different Larmor frequencies. As a result, their dipoles, which initially align, slowly start to point in many different directions. When this happens, their dipoles effectively cancel each other out.

This phenomenon results in loss of signal because the signal that iss measured is the oscillation of net magnetic dipole, not the dipole of an individual proton. If all the protons precess in alignment, their dipoles add up to create a large magnetic dipole that precesses in the XY-plane -- and thus creates magnetic field fluctuations large enough to measure.
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current12:27, 19 June 201815 s, 384 × 360 (909 KB)Vislupus (talk | contribs)Imported media from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUSZoLBgSuA

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