I've read solid state NMR paper claiming that transverse relaxation is generally absent in solids but didn't find why. My understanding is that the non secular parts (J(w) and J(2w)) of transverse relaxation do not play a role in solids (lack of motion), but I think J(0) would be present and contribute to the secular part of transverse relaxation.

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