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A note on triplet-triplet fission of singlet excitons in molecular crystals

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The singlet exciton lifetime in the reaction of triplet-triplet fission due to purely electronic interaction is estimated in an ideal molecular crystal with favorable positions of singlet and triplet bands, for coherent plane wave form of exciton wave functions. An explicit form of the interaction of molecules in molecular crystal in second quantization reprezentation is presented, including exchange and charge-transfer terms. New commutation relations of molecular and exciton creation and annihilation operators are introduced.

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Král, K. A note on triplet-triplet fission of singlet excitons in molecular crystals. Czech J Phys 22, 566–571 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01690968

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