Conjugated Conducting PolymersHelmut G. Kiess, Dionys Baeriswyl |
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... defects . Although these defects have also been treated within the framework of the Hückel theory , the continuum model developed by Brazovskii and Kirova [ 3.12 ] and by Fesser et al . [ 3.13 ] probably gives a more coherent ...
... defects . Although these defects have also been treated within the framework of the Hückel theory , the continuum model developed by Brazovskii and Kirova [ 3.12 ] and by Fesser et al . [ 3.13 ] probably gives a more coherent ...
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... defect , its interactions with the surroundings and other defects , and the microscopic nature of its motion . As far as the motion is concerned , special emphasis has been given to the measure- ments that would elucidate its expected ...
... defect , its interactions with the surroundings and other defects , and the microscopic nature of its motion . As far as the motion is concerned , special emphasis has been given to the measure- ments that would elucidate its expected ...
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... defects contribute to the ESR signal according to their concentration and thus a defect of small concentration cannot usually be distinguished in the presence of other defects even if they differ substantially in their linewidth . In ...
... defects contribute to the ESR signal according to their concentration and thus a defect of small concentration cannot usually be distinguished in the presence of other defects even if they differ substantially in their linewidth . In ...
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Introduction | 1 |
An Overview of the Theory of лConjugated Polymers | 7 |
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A.J. Heeger atoms Baeriswyl band band gap behaviour bipolarons bond alternation bond lengths calculations chain charged solitons Chem chemical shift cis-(CH conducting polymers configuration conjugated polymers Coulomb interactions coupling Cryst D.K. Campbell defects dependence dimerization discussed dopant doping doping levels e-e interactions electron correlation electron spin electron-electron interactions electron-phonon ENDOR energy excitations exciton experimental finite polyenes frequency function Hamiltonian Hartree-Fock hopping Hubbard model Hückel inter-chain kink lattice Lett linewidth magnetic Metals molecular molecules neutral solitons nonlinear nonlinear optical nuclear observed obtained one-dimensional optical absorption optical gap parameter peak Peierls Peierls-Hubbard model phonon Phys polarons polyacetylene polyenes polypyrrole polythiophene properties proton quantum quasi-particles Raman relaxation resonance Sect shown in Fig Solid State Commun spectra spectrum spin density SSH model structure susceptibility symmetry Synth temperature theoretical theory trans trans-(CH trans-polyacetylene transition triplet valence bond values Vardeny