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... traps in question are only of one type . Corresponding energy levels to traps are WT . The relative concentration of traps versus HS is [ T ] , the life time of holes in traps is t , and the activa- tion energy necessary for the trapped ...
... traps in question are only of one type . Corresponding energy levels to traps are WT . The relative concentration of traps versus HS is [ T ] , the life time of holes in traps is t , and the activa- tion energy necessary for the trapped ...
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... trap ... bonds after < structure with superfolding . In some places we can see the conformation traps and observe areas of both A- and B - types . Let us transform this polymer structure in the transport network by the above described ...
... trap ... bonds after < structure with superfolding . In some places we can see the conformation traps and observe areas of both A- and B - types . Let us transform this polymer structure in the transport network by the above described ...
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... traps at the surface and in the bulk . The model parameters charge carrier mobility , hopping distance , trap concentration , trap depth and attempt - to - escape frequency were determined by curve fitting . Additional details of the ...
... traps at the surface and in the bulk . The model parameters charge carrier mobility , hopping distance , trap concentration , trap depth and attempt - to - escape frequency were determined by curve fitting . Additional details of the ...
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