A kinetic model including trap states explains biexponential photoluminescence decay and enables direct extraction of radiative, nonradiative, trapping, and release rates from time-resolved data in CdSeTe/CdS heterostructures.
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A framework for extracting the rates of photophysical processes from biexponentially decaying photon emission data
A kinetic model including trap states explains biexponential photoluminescence decay and enables direct extraction of radiative, nonradiative, trapping, and release rates from time-resolved data in CdSeTe/CdS heterostructures.
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High resolution large working distance scanning helium microscopy
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