Charge Transport Mechanisms in Organic Semiconductors

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Charge Formation and Delocalization: Solitons, Polarons, and Interfaces

Explores charge carriers in organic semiconductors, including solitons, polarons, and band transport regimes.

Band-Like Transport in Organic Semiconductors

Covers band-like transport, polaronic transport, charge transfer mechanisms, and temperature dependence in organic semiconductors.

Unified View of Charge Transport in Organic Semiconductors

Provides a unified understanding of charge transport mechanisms in organic semiconductors using the generalized Einstein relation.

Charge Carriers in Organic Electronics: Solitons and Polarons

Discusses charge carriers in organic materials, focusing on solitons, polarons, and their implications for charge transport and device performance.

Disordered Organic Solids: Polaronic Transport

Explores incoherent and polaronic transport in disordered organic solids, discussing criteria for disorder-controlled transport, charge transfer mechanisms, and temperature dependence.

Charge Carriers in Organic Semiconductors

Explores the formation of polarons, excitons, chemical doping effects, and charge carrier behavior in organic semiconductors.

Organic Electronics: Devices & Materials

Explores organic electronics, focusing on devices like transistors and photovoltaic cells, and the preparation of semiconductor materials.

Introduction to Organic Electronic Materials and Devices

Introduces organic electronic materials, covering their properties, challenges, and applications in sustainable engineering and device fabrication.

Intermolecular Charge Delocalization in Organic Materials

Explores intermolecular charge delocalization in organic materials and the behavior of organic semiconductors.

Charge Transport in Organic Materials: Band and Polaronic Transport

Explores charge transport in organic materials, emphasizing band and polaronic transport, criteria for band transport, and transient localization.