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Polaronic Transport and Disorder

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Description

This lecture discusses the criteria for polaronic transport and disorder-controlled transport in materials, where charge carriers become localized due to dynamic or static disorder, leading to incoherent or polaronic transport mechanisms. It also covers charge transfer between molecules, hopping reactions, and the temperature dependence of charge transport, exploring different regimes based on electron-phonon coupling and activation energy.

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