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Mobility theory of intermediate-bandwidth carriers in organic crystals: Scattering by acoustic and optical phonons
2003
Physical Review B (Condensed Matter)
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An intermediate-bandwidth theory of charge-carrier mobility is developed with a focus on finite-band effects and scattering by phonons. Wide-band behavior is recovered as a limit. Two applications of the finite-band theory are discussed: in one a dip is predicted in the temperature dependence of the mobility, and in the other recently reported observations on ultrapure organic crystals are addressed.
doi:10.1103/physrevb.67.045110
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