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Intermolecular Correlation Effects in the Electronic Relaxation Dynamics of Organic Single Crystals

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Abstract

Nonlinear optical techniques are used to investigate the influence of specific thermally driven nuclear motions on <100 fs electronic relaxation processes in organic single crystals. Experiments and simulations suggest the importance of spatial correlated fluctuations.

© 2010 Optical Society of America

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