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Given a maximum magnetic field gradient of 40 mt/m and magnetic field of 3t, how homogenous must the magnet be (in parts per million) to enable a spatial resolution of 1 mm to be acquired.
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Given a maximum magnetic field gradient of 40 mt/m and magnetic field of 3t, how homogenous must the magnet be (in parts per million) to enable a spatial resolution of 1 mm to be acquired.
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