Using molecular vibrations to probe exciton delocalization in films of perylene diimides with ultrafast mid-IR spectroscopy.

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Adam Rimshaw

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Alyssa N Brigeman

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Christopher Grieco

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Eric R Kennehan

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10.1039/C7CP04819J

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