An FID where amplitude is described by e^(-kt) will have width at half maximum of k/pi. So if you want to broaden the line by LB Hz you'll have to make k=pi*LB and the apodization formula will be e^(-pi*LB*t)
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No.1 Revision
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An FID where amplitude is described by e^(-kt) will have width at half maximum of k/pi. So if you want to broaden the line by LB Hz you'll have to make k=pi*LB and the apodization formula will be e^(-pi*LB*t)
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No.2 Revision
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An FID where amplitude is described by e^(-kt) will have width at half maximum of k/pi. So if you want to broaden the line by LB Hz you'll have to make k=pi*LB and the apodization formula will be $e^(-piLBt)$ e^(-pi*LB*t)
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No.3 Revision
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An exponentially decaying FID where amplitude is described by e^(-kt) will have width at half maximum of k/pi. So if you want to broaden the line by LB Hz you'll have to make k=pi*LB and the apodization formula will be e^(-pi*LB*t)
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No.4 Revision
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An exponentially decaying FID where amplitude is described by e^(-kt) after FT will have give a peak with width at half maximum of k/pi. So if you want to broaden the line by LB Hz you'll have to make k=pi*LB and the apodization formula will be e^(-pi*LB*t)
