Exciton Recombination in One-Dimensional Organic Mott Insulators
arXiv:1508.03475 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.92.201104
Abstract
We present a theory for the recombination of (charged) holons and doublons in one-dimensional organic Mott insulators, which is responsible for the decay of a photoexcited metallic state. Due to the charge-spin separation, the dominant mechanism for recombination at low density of charges involves a multi-phonon emission. We show that a reasonable coupling to phonons is sufficient to explain the fast recombination observed by pump-probe experiments in ET-FTCNQ, whereby we can also account for the measured pressure dependence of the recombination rate.
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