  Transmitter arrays play a critical role in ultra high field Magnetic
Resonance Imaging (MRI), especially given the advantages made possible via
parallel transmission (pTx) techniques. One of the challenges in design and
construction of transmit arrays has traditionally been finding effective
strategies for decoupling elements of the transmit array. Here, we present the
design of the first self-decoupled, loop-based transmit array for human brain
MRI at 10.5T / 447MHz. We demonstrate, using full-wave electromagnetic
simulations, effective decoupling of the transmit elements without requiring
the conventional overlap or inductive decoupling techniques.
