Spin Phase Effects and Gradient Moment Nulling, MRA | MR angiography | MRI Physics Course #25

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Thank you. This helps me to study for one of the upcoming exams as a biomedical engineering student.🤓

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[@rastanguria]

If we consider a function of t: Exponential: a^t (where a can be any base) Quadratic: t^2 (which is our case) Is there something I'm missing?

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This clarifies the PEG significantly. It would have been more helpful, in my opinion, if this was frontloaded or covered at the very beginning of this series.

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