Theory of directed electronic energy transfer.
The migration of electronic energy between molecules or chromophores in molecular solids is a well-studied phenomenon. The ability to exert control over the directionality of this transfer, by a variety of methods involving applied electrical or optical fields, holds promise for advances in fields including nanoelectronics and energy harvesting materials. In this paper, we review in detail a number of methods for directing energy transfer, also identifying potential applications.
Nanostructures and Photomolecular Systems, School of Chemical Sciences, University of East Anglia, Norwich, NR4 7TJ, UK. david.andrews@physics.org
David L
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Andrews
Richard G
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