The electronic excited states of molecular aggregates and their photophysical signatures
have long fascinated spectroscopists and theoreticians alike since the advent of Frenkel …

The primary questions motivating this report are: Are there ways to increase coherence and
delocalization of excitation among many molecules at moderate electronic coupling …

Vibrational–electronic (vibronic) coupling plays a critical role in excitation energy transfer in
molecular aggregates and pigment–protein complexes (PPCs). But the interplay between …

For almost 100 years molecular aggregates have attracted considerable scientific attention,
because their electronically excited states feature interesting collective effects that result in …

The impact of exciton-vibrational (EV) coupling involving low-energy (“slow”) inter molecular
vibrations and higher-energy (“fast”) intra molecular vibrations on the absorption and …

In Frenkel exciton dynamics of aggregated molecules, the polaron transformation (PT)
technique leads to decoupling of diagonal elements in the subspace of excited electronic …

The dynamics of molecular excitonic systems are complicated by a competition between
electronic coupling (which drives delocalization) and vibrational-electronic (vibronic) …

Based on the combination of the variational polaron transformation and the Green-Kubo
formalism, a method toward the thermopower calculations in organic crystals is proposed …

Molecular aggregates of dye molecules offer great possibilities to develop nanoscale
functional materials for optical and electronic applications. When closely packed in …

The primary questions motivating this report are: Are there ways to increase coherence and
delocalization of excitation among many molecules at moderate electronic coupling …