1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0301-0104(99)00021-x
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Microwave field effects on the time dependence of recombination fluorescence from non-polar solutions

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“…After correction for the lifetime of the excited state t fl the expression for the intensity of fluorescence I(t) takes the form (see also ref. 19):…”
Section: Pccpmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…After correction for the lifetime of the excited state t fl the expression for the intensity of fluorescence I(t) takes the form (see also ref. 19):…”
Section: Pccpmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The population r DA,SS (t) of the singlet state of the pair D + / A À is given by the following expression: 19 r DA;SS ðtÞ ¼…”
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“…Because of rather large HFI constants in radical anion of C 6 F 6 the populations of |S and |T z states can be considered equal at any time, and ρ ss (t) = smoothing routines, and the figure shows that noise level increases with time. As was shown in work [12], it is proportional to t 3/4 .…”
Section: Spin Dynamics In Microwave Fields Of Finite Strengthmentioning
confidence: 54%
“…As was shown in work [12] in the presence of spin relaxation time evolution of the spin operators for the partners of the radical pair ŜA (t) and ŜD (t) is describe with a system of equations in the frame rotating at the frequency of the applied microwave field that are similar to Bloch equations [20,21]. For operator ŜA (t) the system is written as:…”
Section: Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%