2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.jlumin.2007.11.063
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Modelling absorption and photoluminescence of TPD

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“…For both isomers, the twisting in the electronic ground state is quite pronounced, as shown by the large value of the central dihedral angle. The twisted geometry obtained with B3LYP/DZ is in a good agreement with the results of previous DFT calculations. ,, However, the calculated shape does not correspond precisely to the experimental structure in a crystalline environment, as obtained by X-ray diffraction measurements on single crystals . In the crystalline phase, the peripheral wings adopt considerably different conformations, thus breaking the C 2 symmetry that the free molecule can realize.…”
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“…For both isomers, the twisting in the electronic ground state is quite pronounced, as shown by the large value of the central dihedral angle. The twisted geometry obtained with B3LYP/DZ is in a good agreement with the results of previous DFT calculations. ,, However, the calculated shape does not correspond precisely to the experimental structure in a crystalline environment, as obtained by X-ray diffraction measurements on single crystals . In the crystalline phase, the peripheral wings adopt considerably different conformations, thus breaking the C 2 symmetry that the free molecule can realize.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 79%
“…For that purpose, we extended our previous analysis of structural, energetic, and optical properties of TPD based on Hartree-Fock and related techniques such as configuration interaction of singles (CIS) to methods relying on DFT. 21,22 In addition to performing a series of absorption and PL measurements at room temperature, we have used Raman spectroscopy to analyze the coupling between electronic excitations and internal vibrations. The high-frequency Raman-active modes contribute to the vibronic progression observed in PL, whereas the elongation of low-frequency modes results in a substantial broadening of the vibronic subbands defined by the high-frequency modes.…”
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“…Данные спектры демонстрировали, что положения максимумов пиков спектров ФЛ соединений TPD и Alq3 соответствуют длинам волн 395 и 525 nm соответственно. Полученные спектры практически идентичны классическим спектрам этих материалов, представленным в литературе [10,11]. Полуширины спектров ФЛ соединений TPD и Alq3 были весьма невелики -100 и 50 nm соответственно, что также говорит о высоком качестве полученного материала.…”
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“…Chapter Two: Literature Review studied the PL emissions using a high quality ZnO bulk crystal at various temperatures, and modelled the observed two adjacent emission fine lines in each PL spectrum by employing the multimode Brownian oscillator (MBO) model. Although a few other models have been reported for modelling optical materials, such as the Gaussian model [87], Hartree-Fock (HF) and density functional theory (DFT) methods [88], and a simple Poission distribution model [89], the most recognized model is the MBO as it is a more comprehensive model that takes into account both the electron-LO phonon coupling and the dissipative effect of phonon-bath. Excellent agreement between this theory and experimental results was achieved on bulk ZnO.…”
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