- AIC:
- Akaike's Information Criteria (model selection method)
- AICc:
- small sample size corrected AIC (model selection method)
- API:
- application programming interface
- ANOVA:
- analysis of variance (field of statistics)
- BC:
- back calculation
- BIC:
- Bayesian Information Criteria (model selection method)
- BFGS:
- Broyden-Fletcher-Goldfarb-Shanno (optimisation method)
- C(τ):
- correlation function
- χ2:
- chi-squared function
- CG:
- conjugate gradient (optimisation)
- CPMG:
- the Carr-Purcell-Meiboom-Gill pulse sequence
- CR72:
- the Carver and Richards (1972) relaxation dispersion model
- CSA:
- chemical shift anisotropy
- CV:
- cross validation
- CVS:
- Concurrent Versions System (free software version control system)
-
:
- the set of diffusion tensor parameters
-
:
- the eigenvalue of the spheroid diffusion tensor corresponding to the unique axis of the tensor
-
:
- the eigenvalue of the spheroid diffusion tensor corresponding to the two axes perpendicular to the unique axis
-
:
- the anisotropic component of the Brownian rotational diffusion tensor
-
:
- the isotropic component of the Brownian rotational diffusion tensor
-
:
- the rhombic component of the Brownian rotational diffusion tensor
-
:
- the ratio of
to
-
:
- the eigenvalue of the Brownian rotational diffusion tensor in which the corresponding eigenvector defines the x-axis of the tensor
-
:
- the eigenvalue of the Brownian rotational diffusion tensor in which the corresponding eigenvector defines the y-axis of the tensor
-
:
- the eigenvalue of the Brownian rotational diffusion tensor in which the corresponding eigenvector defines the z-axis of the tensor
- DPL94:
- the Davis et al. (1994) relaxation dispersion model
- DQ:
- double quantum
-
εi:
- elimination value
- FSF:
- Free Software Foundation
- GNU:
- GNU's Not Unix!
- GPG:
- GNU Privacy Guard (software)
- GPL:
- GNU general public licence
- GUI:
- graphical user interface
- ID string:
- identification string
- IT99:
- the Ishima and Torchia (1999) relaxation dispersion model
- J(ω):
- spectral density function
- LM63:
- the Luz and Meiboom (1963) relaxation dispersion model
- M61:
- the Meiboom (1961) relaxation dispersion model
- MC:
- Monte Carlo (simulations)
- MD:
- molecular dynamics (simulations)
- MMQ:
- proton-heteronuclear SQ, ZQ, DQ, and MQ data (multi-multiple quantum)
- MP05:
- the Miloushev and Palmer (2005) relaxation dispersion model
- MPI:
- message passing interface
- MQ:
- multiple quantum
- NMR:
- if you do not know this one, do not read further
- NNTP:
- network news transfer protocol
- NOE:
- nuclear Overhauser effect
- NS:
- numeric solution
- ORD:
- optical rotatory dispersion
- OS:
- operating system
- PCS:
- pseudocontact shift
- PDB:
- Protein Data Bank
- pdf:
- probability distribution function
- PRE:
- paramagnetic relaxation enhancement
- r:
- bond length
-
R1:
- spin-lattice relaxation rate
-
R2:
- spin-spin relaxation rate
- Rex:
- chemical exchange relaxation rate
- RDC:
- residual dipolar coupling
- RMSD:
- root-mean-square deviation
- ROE:
- rotating-frame Overhauser effect
- RSDM:
- reduced spectral density mapping
- RSS:
- rich site summary (web feed format)
- S2, S2f, and S2s:
- model-free generalised order parameters
- SVN:
- Apache Subversion (free software version control system)
- τe, τf, and τs:
- model-free effective internal correlation times
- τm:
- global rotational correlation time
- TP02:
- the Trott and Palmer (2002) relaxation dispersion model
- TAP03:
- the Trott et al. (2003) relaxation dispersion model
- TSMFK01:
- the Tollinger et al. (2001) relaxation dispersion model
- UI:
- user interface
- XML:
- extensible markup language
- ZQ:
- zero quantum
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The relax user manual (PDF), created 2024-06-08.