1988
DOI: 10.1103/physrevlett.60.1578
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Energy transport and percolation on fractal structures with energy disorder

Abstract: Chemically mixed molecular crystals show, similarly to isotopically mixed crystals, percolation phenomena for triplet-excitation energy transport. However, because of strong guest-host interaction, energy disorder in the form of induced energy funnels masks the fractal nature of the percolating guest clusters. The assumption of a spectral dimension of d s = j for percolation at the critical concentration needs in the present case the introduction of an additional waiting-time distribution for a random-walk pro… Show more

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“…We have also reported in table 1 the average relaxation time (z) calculated as (z) = jox R(t) dt. (7) Note that, for a pure SE, (z) = &I-( a-')z, r being the gamma function, and this relation is confirmed by our data within experimental error.…”
Section: Dilute Polyelectrolyte Solutionsupporting
confidence: 86%
“…We have also reported in table 1 the average relaxation time (z) calculated as (z) = jox R(t) dt. (7) Note that, for a pure SE, (z) = &I-( a-')z, r being the gamma function, and this relation is confirmed by our data within experimental error.…”
Section: Dilute Polyelectrolyte Solutionsupporting
confidence: 86%
“…The experimental set up is very similar to those of ODMR experiments [7] and has been described recently in detail [8,15,203. All experiments reported in this publication have been performed at about 1.5 K at zero magnetic field.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%