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The advantage of using a magnetic field is that it's a well established coupling mechanism that's suitable for demonstration purposes. The disadvantages are:
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- Magnetic dipole coupling is weak and so limits how practical this form of coupling can be
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- Magnetic dipole coupling of nuclei is weak and so limits how practical this form of coupling can be
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- Excitation transfer rates with this coupling can be insensitive to frequency (depending on the details) so it does not give us a reliable way to control the transition rates.
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## Controlling nuclear transitions with low frequency stimulation
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