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Oscillator strength associative

Studies of nonlinear optical phenomena in conjugated polymers date back to the earliest studies of the polydiacetylenes [219], The large oscillator strength associated with the p-p transition gives rise to a relatively large linear electronic polarizibility. The early work speculated that because of the implied delocalization of charge in the excited state, conjugated polymers would offer opportunities as NLO materials. [Pg.155]

Another consequence of the large oscillator strengths associated with confined-exciton transitions is the... [Pg.1038]

This gives the transition moments and oscillator strengths associated with the various eigenstates. Also, the number Nj of coherently coupled molecules for... [Pg.436]

The oscillator strength (dipole derivative) associated with the C-0 stretching mode for bridge-bonded CO is of the order of... [Pg.95]

Table 3 Excitation energies (in cm ) to low-lying states of Fe(CO)5 and associated oscillator strengths/... Table 3 Excitation energies (in cm ) to low-lying states of Fe(CO)5 and associated oscillator strengths/...
Since s is the only state associated with an oscillator strength the intensity of transitions to the y>n are proportional to a 2 and the lineshape is given by... [Pg.135]

In the scheme where one level, S2, associated with an oscillator strength interacts with a sparse manifold /, the intensity carried by each of the resulting discrete states ipn is proportional to the squared coefficient a 2, where a is defined by Eq. (9). These discrete states are broadened by interaction with the remaining dense manifold and a Lorentzian line shape Ln(E) of the form Eq. (10) is assumed for each broadened line. Note that these lines are still associated with the same intensities a" 2, that is... [Pg.139]


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