Abstract
Elastic vibrational thickness modes in LiNbO3 crystal were studied in the frequency range 20–100 MHz using a modified Fourier transform pulsed nuclear-magnetic-resonance spectrometer. The phase discrimination capability, absence of baseline distortions and drifts, and the excellent spectral resolution permit a very accurate determination of the elastic constants and the observation of subtle anharmonic coherent effects in the fine structure of the overtones of several modes.
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