- mechanism;
nonradiative decay. To
determine the
total decay rate Γ tot {\displaystyle \Gamma _{\text{tot}}} ,
radiative and
nonradiative rates should...
-
vertically by
energy and
grouped horizontally by spin multiplicity.
Nonradiative transitions are
indicated by
squiggly arrows and
radiative transitions...
-
different technologies are used for
transferring power: Near-field or
nonradiative region: This
means the area
within about 1
wavelength (λ) of the antenna...
- Meijerink,
Andries (2000-03-01). "The
Kinetics of the
Radiative and
Nonradiative Processes in
Nanocrystalline ZnO
Particles upon Photoexcitation". The...
-
surface defects and
reduce nonradiative recombination. Therefore, by
improving the
light outcoupling and
reducing nonradiative losses, Cao and his colleagues...
- For example, if an
emissive state has a
small oscillator strength,
nonradiative decay will
outpace radiative decay. Conversely, "bright" transitions...
- the
emission of a photon, as
required for
laser operation) or
nonradiatively.
Nonradiative emission may be via
Auger decay or via
energy transfer to another...
- non-phosp****scent
layer on the surface,
where electron–hole
pairs recombine nonradiatively via
surface states. ZnS:Mn, used in AC thin-film electroluminescent...
-
excited state, may
transfer energy to an
acceptor chromop****
through nonradiative dipole–dipole coupling. The
efficiency of this
energy transfer is inversely...
-
motion in the
aggregated state (decreased flexibility),
which suppresses nonradiative energy dissipation and
enhances fluorescence efficiency. The phenomenon...
