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Consider a MRI session. Assume the static field strength is , the z-gradient is Gz=3 gauss/mm,...

Consider a MRI session. Assume the static field strength is , the z-gradient

is Gz=3 gauss/mm, and the gyromagnetic ratio is =4.258 KHz/gauss. We would

like to image a slice with center position z =10cm, thickness 0.5mm. Find the

frequency range of the RF waveform required.

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