Abstract
The spatial resolution of magnetic resonance imaging can be greatly enhanced by replacing the coil antenna (or cavity) with a scanning force microscope. We describe how this mechanical detection can be applied to the measurement of both the transverse and longitudinal relaxation inside a micron-size volume. The measurement procedure and analysis is detailed for the case of paramagnetic and ferromagnetic spin systems. To cite this article: O. Klein, V.V. Naletov, C. R. Physique 5 (2004).
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