2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0065-3276(03)44021-5
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Multiple Occupancy of Triply Degenerate States in Icosahedral Symmetry

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“…Understanding the general features of a vibronic spectrum is a necessary step towards the interpretation and assignment of the spectra of molecules and molecular ions. This has been undertaken and carried out quite extensively for electronic doublets, triplets [38,40,41] and more complex electronic configurations [35,42,43]. The present paper fills a gap in the theory of icosahedral systems, providing general guidelines for the interpretation of vibronic PES of the electronic quintet in the h ⊗ (G + H), restricting to the idealization of a single mode.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Understanding the general features of a vibronic spectrum is a necessary step towards the interpretation and assignment of the spectra of molecules and molecular ions. This has been undertaken and carried out quite extensively for electronic doublets, triplets [38,40,41] and more complex electronic configurations [35,42,43]. The present paper fills a gap in the theory of icosahedral systems, providing general guidelines for the interpretation of vibronic PES of the electronic quintet in the h ⊗ (G + H), restricting to the idealization of a single mode.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, hundreds of novel polymeric p-type materials have been designed, synthesized, and used in OSCs studies resulting in efficiency over 10 % [11]. The dominant n-type materials are fullerene derivatives due to their triplet degeneration of LUMO [30], fast charge splitting [31], and good electron mobility [32]. However, their weak absorption in the visible region rooted from their symmetric forbidden properties [33,34] inspired the discovery of novel non-fullerene acceptors.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%