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Excitons in Molecular Aggregates with Lévy Disorder: Anomalous Localization and Exchange Broadening of Optical Spectra

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Authors: A. Eisfeld, S. M. Vlaming, V. A. Malyshev, J. Knoester

Year

2010

Paper ID

11400

Status

Preprint

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Abstract

We predict the existence of exchange broadening of optical lineshapes in disordered molecular aggregates and a nonuniversal disorder scaling of the localization characteristics of the collective electronic excitations (excitons). These phenomena occur for heavy-tailed Lévy disorder distributions with divergent second moments - distributions that play a role in many branches of physics. Our results sharply contrast with aggregate models commonly analyzed, where the second moment is finite. They bear a relevance for other types of collective excitations as well.

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