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Chapter 3 discusses the results of various electrical transport measurements and
their interpretation . Electrical transport measurements are in principle quite
simple , but they do not yield straightforward information about the microscopic ...
Chapter 3 discusses the results of various electrical transport measurements and
their interpretation . Electrical transport measurements are in principle quite
simple , but they do not yield straightforward information about the microscopic ...
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5 Transport Among the wealth of experimental information on conducting
polymers , transport data are probably the most complicated to interpret
theoretically . The main reason is that transport measurements are not local
probes but involve ...
5 Transport Among the wealth of experimental information on conducting
polymers , transport data are probably the most complicated to interpret
theoretically . The main reason is that transport measurements are not local
probes but involve ...
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In general the transport entropy and hence S contain in addition a kinetic energy
term , depending on the transport and scattering mechanism . In Kivelson ' s
theory for intersoliton hopping [ 3 . 55 ] the temperature exponent n = 10 – 12 in
the ...
In general the transport entropy and hence S contain in addition a kinetic energy
term , depending on the transport and scattering mechanism . In Kivelson ' s
theory for intersoliton hopping [ 3 . 55 ] the temperature exponent n = 10 – 12 in
the ...
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Introduction | 1 |
An Overview of the Theory of rConjugated Polymers | 7 |
References | 114 |
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