Theory of highly efficient multiexciton generation in type-II nanorods
Multiple exciton generation could help limit thermalization losses in solar cells, but the efficiency of the process is still limited. Here, the authors show by atomistic calculations that type-II interfaces in nanostructures along with a change in exciton cooling rate favour multiple exciton genera...
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Nature Portfolio
2016
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Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/b4b9975c572046aeb3c29f6c5bf4e976 |
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Sumario: | Multiple exciton generation could help limit thermalization losses in solar cells, but the efficiency of the process is still limited. Here, the authors show by atomistic calculations that type-II interfaces in nanostructures along with a change in exciton cooling rate favour multiple exciton generation. |
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