We report singlet and triplet electronic excitations in oligomers of thiophene using a state-of-art ab-initio approach, i.e. the approximated coupled cluster singles and doubles method. This highly correlated and size-consistent method is required to correctly describe excitonic effects in such strongly confined systems. We show that this approach provides an excellent accuracy in reproducing absolute values and chain-length evolution of excitation energies as compared with recent photo-detachment photoelectron spectroscopy measurements.
Ab-initio study of singlet and triplet excitation energies in oligothiophenes
E Fabiano;F Della Sala;
2004
Abstract
We report singlet and triplet electronic excitations in oligomers of thiophene using a state-of-art ab-initio approach, i.e. the approximated coupled cluster singles and doubles method. This highly correlated and size-consistent method is required to correctly describe excitonic effects in such strongly confined systems. We show that this approach provides an excellent accuracy in reproducing absolute values and chain-length evolution of excitation energies as compared with recent photo-detachment photoelectron spectroscopy measurements.File in questo prodotto:
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