Search for dissertations about: "interface dipole"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 23 swedish dissertations containing the words interface dipole.
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1. Image dipoles and polarons in organic semiconductors
Abstract : The rapid development of organic electronics depends on the synthesis of new π-conjugated molecules/polymers and the exploration of fundamental physics. However, most of the efforts have been concentrated on the former, leading to a lack of thorough understanding of many important concepts, which will become the ultimate limiting factor for overall performance and applications. READ MORE
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2. Interface Phenomena in Organic Electronics
Abstract : Organic electronics based on organic semiconductors offer tremendous advantages compared to traditional inorganic counterparts such as low temperature processing, light weight, low manufacturing cost, high throughput and mechanical flexibility. Many key electronic processes in organic electronic devices, e.g. READ MORE
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3. Interface Engineering in Organic Electronics
Abstract : Organic electronics is a field covering all applications and devices where one or several of the active components are made of organic material, such as organic light emitting diodes, organic solar cells, organic thin film transistors, organic magnets for spintronics etc. In all of the applications mentioned above, transport of charges across both inorganic/organic and organic/organic interfaces play a key role for device performance. READ MORE
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4. Molecular Electronics : A Theoretical Study of Electronic Structure of Bulk and Interfaces
Abstract : This thesis deals with theoretical studies of the electronic structure of molecules used in the context of molecular electronics. Both studies with model Hamiltonians and first principle calculations have been performed. READ MORE
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5. Water in and on ionic materials : Structure, energetics, and vibrations
Abstract : Many chemical and physical phenomena in nature, in industrial processes, and in our daily lives take place at water/solid interfaces. The aim of this thesis is to further our knowledge of such processes at a molecular level. READ MORE