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Variable range cluster model of exciton migration: Dimensionality and critical exponents for naphthalene
Kopelman, Raoul; Monberg, Eric M.; Newhouse, James S.; Ochs, Frederick W.
1979-01
Citation:Kopelman, R., Monberg, E. M., Newhouse, J. S., Ochs, F. W. (1979/01)."Variable range cluster model of exciton migration: Dimensionality and critical exponents for naphthalene." Journal of Luminescence 18-19(Part 1): 41-46. <http://hdl.handle.net/2027.42/23661>
Abstract: Relative luminescence intensities for randomly substituted ternary systems with two major components and a minor one (sensor), for four triplet and one singlet exciton systems, identify the maximal effective exciton interaction distance for each system. The critical exponents [beta] and [gamma] show an effective 2-dimensional exciton topology and are consistent with dynamic exciton percolation.