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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"singlet-triplet splitting"”.

  1. High pressure spectroscopic studies of organic device materials

    … given for the first time an evidence that the singlet-triplet splitting remains almost a constant under enhanced intermolecular interaction. For polymer bulkheterojunctions of P3HT or PhLPPP with PCBM, the photoluminescence and absorption spectra reveal that the LUMO band-edge off-set increases …

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  2. Quantum Monte Carlo With a *Stochastic Poisson Solver

    … Then we apply this method to calculate the singlet-triplet splitting in a realistic heterostructure device. We also outline some other prospective applications for spherical quantum dots where the dielectric mismatch becomes an important issue for the addition energy spectrum."

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  3. Quantum monte carlo with a stochastic potential solver

    … Then we apply this method to calculate the singlet-triplet splitting in a realistic heterostructure device. We also outline some other prospective applications for spherical quantum dots where the dielectric mismatch becomes an important issue for the addition energy spectrum."

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  4. Electronic, Optical, and Thermal Properties of Reduced-Dimensional Semiconductors

    … optical absorption spectrum and enhanced spin singlet-triplet splitting project graphyne, an allotrope of graphene, as a good candidate for intriguing energy and biomedical applications.</p><p>Lastly, we report first-principles results on electronic structures of 2D graphenelike system, …

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