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Charge transport hopping process

In discussing low temperature-dependent mobility, we should mention charge transport by polarons, an intermolecular phonon-assisted hopping process 24>25>. Polarons (charge carriers trapped in their polarization field) arise from a strong electron-phonon interaction where there is a weak overlap of wave functions of... [Pg.88]

In summary, the distance dependence of electron transport dynamics varies as r p, where r is the bridge length (or the number of bridge units in the case of a charge hopping process) and p is less than 2. Consequently, electron transport rates display a very weak dependence on bridge length. [Pg.14]

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