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Laboratory
Frame vs. Rotating Frame
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To simplify analysis we
convert to the rotating frame.
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Simply, our axis now
rotates at the Larmor Freguency (wo).
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In the absent of
any other factors, Mxy will stay on the x-axis
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All
further analysis will use the rotating frame.
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