We report the results of Ga-69- and Ga-71-NMR measurements on NdGa2 at temp
eratures between 0.1 and 3 K and in applied magnetic fields between zero an
d T4 kOe. NdGa2 orders antiferromagnetically below 9.5 K and undergoes seve
ral metamagnetic transitions in external magnetic fields. In zero applied m
agnetic field and below 1 K the temperature dependence of the spin-lattice
relaxation rate T-1(-1)(T) shows a large linear-in-T term, about two orders
of magnitude higher than for the reference compound LaGa2. This strong enh
ancement confirms the presence of low-energy excitations in the antiferroma
gnetic phase of NdGa2 as was previously indicated by specific heat data. Ab
ove 1 K, T-1(-1) (T) is dominated by art exponential term, which we associa
te with excitations between the lowest energy levels of the f-electron syst
em. The separation of these energy levels is determined by exchange, crysta
l-field and Zeeman interactions.