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3D variable‐density SPARKLING trajectories for high‐resolution T2*‐weighted magnetic resonance imaging

Lazarus et al., 2020

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11123108937377382061
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Lazarus C
Weiss P
El Gueddari L
Mauconduit F
Massire A
Ripart M
Vignaud A
Ciuciu P
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NMR in Biomedicine

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We have recently proposed a new optimization algorithm called SPARKLING (Spreading Projection Algorithm for Rapid K‐space sampLING) to design efficient compressive sampling patterns for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). This method has a few …
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