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Quantum Dot Electron Transfer Probed by Transient Photoluminescence

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Abstract

Opto-electronic applications of nanocrystals rely on generation and exploitation of mobile charge carriers. Understanding nanocrystal electron transfer processes is therefore important. Transient photoluminescence is a versatile technique that is helping to unravel this complex field.

© 2010 Optical Society of America

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