Quadrupolar glass as a model for charge carrier transport in nonpolar organic materials

Abstract

Monte Carlo simulation of the charge carrier transport in disordered nonpolar organic materials has been carried out. As a suitable model we considered the model of quadrupolar glass. A general formula for the temperature and field dependence of the mobility was suggested. A comparison with experimental data has been carried out.

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