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Coherent light-driven electron transport through polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon: Laser frequency, field intensity, and polarization angle dependence
Liang Yan Hsu,
Herschel Rabitz
Chemistry
Princeton Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials
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Physics & Astronomy
acetylene
89%
coherent light
90%
electronic structure
19%
electronics
13%
electrons
33%
field strength
46%
Green's functions
22%
insulators
19%
interference
18%
lasers
34%
molecular electronics
33%
molecules
28%
perturbation
17%
phenyls
87%
photons
29%
polarization
42%
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
100%
switches
21%
Chemical Compounds
Arene
64%
Electron Transport
77%
Electronic State
29%
Macrocycle
74%
Molecular Electronics
46%
Nonconductor
44%
Optoelectronics
36%
Photon
38%
Polarization
59%
Quantum Interference
55%
Strength
50%
Tight Binding Model
53%
Tunneling
81%