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Farges J. (ed.) — Organic conductors: fundamentals and applications
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Название: Organic conductors: fundamentals and applications
Автор: Farges J. (ed.)
Аннотация: Discussing the key issues that distinguish organic conductors from more conventional conductive compounds, this comprehensive and up-to-date reference examines all aspects of organic conductors;detailing the most recent theoretical concepts and current laboratory methods of synthesis, measurement, control, and analysis. Describes the latest advances in molecular-scale engineering, including switching and memory systems, Schottky and electroluminescent diodes, field-effect transistors, and photovoltaic devices and solar cells! Focusing on basic chemical and physical properties, Organic Conductors covers the theory of low-dimensional conductors delineates how organic conductors fit in with the rest of condensed-matter physics investigates the molecular design and synthesis of organic conductors analyzes techniques to characterize organic conductors such as crystallographic measurements and electronic and molecular spectroscopies reviews the magnetic electron spin resonance and nuclear magnetic resonance properties or organic conductors explores the physical properties of organic conductors such as electronic instabilities and phase transitions considers the potential application of organic materials and polymers in electronics provides a summary of organic superconductors, including fullerenes and more!
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Рубрика: Физика /Физика твёрдого тела /Приложения /
Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц
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Год издания: 1994
Количество страниц: 854
Добавлена в каталог: 21.08.2005
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Electron gas, system in high magnetic field 475—484
Electron gas, system of spinless fermions 416 457
Electron gas, system, electron-hole pair formation 14 409 579 585 587 602 626 627
Electron gas, system, electron-hole symmetry 515
Electron gas, system, electronic states 597—599 607—613
Electron gas, system, interacting 44 409 412 416 421 422 454
Electron gas, system, two dimensional 430 476—484
Electron spin resonance (ESR) 215 276—280 288—289 305 370 379 423 511 518 658 669—676 704—705 764—772
Electron spin resonance (ESR), g-tensor 276—278 286 287 294 373 704 767
Electron spin resonance (ESR), g-tensor, g shift 277 704
Electron spin resonance (ESR), linewidth 276—278 289 293 303—305 370 380 704
Electron spin resonance (ESR), linewidth, narrowness in organic conductors 288
Electron spin resonance (ESR), measurement 279 371
Electron spin resonance (ESR), relaxation times 276 277 284
Electron spin resonance (ESR), spin-orbit coupling 289 304 305
Elliot relation 278
Emeraldine 552 557 651
ENDOR experiments 511 671
Energy gap/activation energy 4 5 11 13 34—67 197 247 320—345 348 406—481 495—517 570—632 660 666 681 683 694—707 763—765 780 792 794 811 see "Organic
Energy gap/activation energy, charge/spin excitation 34—36 40 41 52—55 63 64 263 373
Energy gap/activation energy, correlation gap 422 459
Energy gap/activation energy, dimerization (or bond-order) gap 13 48—52 63 65 434
Energy gap/activation energy, gap function 314 315
Energy gap/activation energy, gap states 575—578 591 592 604
Energy gap/activation energy, midgap states 49 51 511 575 609 622 670
Energy gap/activation energy, pseudogap 45 46 57 256 286 289 297 423
Enzymes 2 719 720
ESR see "Electron spin resonance"
Exchange 67 271—296 299 301 327—332 416 447 451 764 765
Exchange, superexchange 273
Excimers 805
Excitations 238—242 255 501 506 517 518 570 579 589 592 617 628 670
Excitations, charge/spin 34—36 40—42 46 54 55 63 64 373 415 422 503 516
Excitations, collective 34 272 278 369 463
Excitations, gapless 26 27 33—35 49
Excitations, localized 517 520 521 587
Excitations, magnons 463
Excitations, nonlinear 671 683
Excitations, spectrum 45
Excitations, spin-charge decoupling 8 34 415—418
Excitations, spin-wave 373
excitons 516—518 579 585—597 621—633 708 792—795 811 813 817
Excitons, singlet 516 517 575—592 626 628 632
Excitons, singlet, exciton fission 518 579 580
Excitons, triplet 575—591 626
Excitons, triplet, exciton fusion 518 626
Excitons, triplet-triplet transition 581
Extended pair approximation (EPA) 664
Extensive property 497
External potential 333
Fermi, density of states 34 35 46 60 452 586 591 593 613 663 664 679 681
Fermi, density of states, singularity (van Hove) 60 61 586
Fermi, density of states, tails 576 598 611
Fermi, golden rule 434
Fermi, liquid 61 416 417 429
Fermi, liquid, non-Fermi liquid behavior 429
Fermi, surface 6 11 17 28—67 148—149 164 181 193 197—199 245 270—284 319 336 365—367 380 406—484 598—624 651 653 663 679—681 696 795 806 813 819
Fermi, surface, closed 59—61 65 197 198
Fermi, surface, nesting 12 17 34 58—66 197 198 366 380 428—481
Fermi, surface, open 30 65 197 366
Fermi, surface, pinning 607
Fermi, surface, quantized nesting theory 477
Fermi, surface, two-dimensional 17 32 58 429—430 439—446
Ferrimagnetic state 272 273
Ferrocenes 695
Ferromagnetic state 26 61 67 68 272 297 299 412 413 690
Flavins 719 720
Fluctuations 10 17 18 26—62 177—190 218 281 369 411—427 446 451 462—463 500 520 545 623 668 768 see
Fluctuations, antiferromagnetic 421 422 434 447
Fluctuations, enhancement 477
Fluctuations, pretransitional 148 179—192 284—296 331 332 462—463
Fluctuations, quantum 27—68
Fluctuations, superconducting 43 52—53
Fluctuations, thermal 26 27 45—48 55 57 62 68 413
Fluctuations, three dimensional 427 430
Fluoranthene 304
Fluorenones 805
Free radicals 511 512 581 671 704 719 see
Froelich mode 46 55 62 65 463
Fullerenes 19 32—33 67—68 76 96 116 134 405—409 522 736
Fullerenes, compounds 9 68 134 136 409 451 452 487 736 775
Fullerenes, compounds, role of pressure 451—452
Fullerenes, compounds, superconducting films of 136
Fullerenes, LB films 762 775—776
Fullerenes, microtubes 33
Fullerenes, preparation route 409
G-ology model 30 37 410
G-ology model, diagrammatic representation 410 414
Glass, metallic 396
Glycine 696
graphite 304 405 see
Ground state, degenerate versus nondegenerate 508—513 520 551 575 585 622 669—684
Hall effect 64 366—368 383—387 436—440
Hall effect, measurements 383—386
Hall effect, quantized 64 387 476—481
Hall effect, quantized, difference with ordinary quantum effect 481
Hall effect, quantized, sign change 387 477
Hartree — Fock approximation 13 272 275
Heisenberg chain 272 275 288 301 327—328 331 422
Heisenberg chain, random-exchange, antiferromagnetic (REHAC) 764 765
Heterocycles 82
Hexamer -sexiphenyl 582
Hexathioorthooxates 122 125
High temperature superconductors (HTSC) 9 32 35 59—68 312 397 735—757
High temperature superconductors (HTSC), a summary 736
High temperature superconductors (HTSC), comparison with organics 17—18 67 68 736—737
High temperature superconductors (HTSC), substitutions in 746—748
High temperature superconductors (HTSC), substitutions in 748—750
High temperature superconductors (HTSC), substitutions in 744—746
High temperature superconductors (HTSC), substitutions in 740—742
High temperature superconductors (HTSC), substitutions in 742—744
High temperature superconductors (HTSC), substitutions in 737—740
High temperature superconductors (HTSC), Tl-Ba-Ca-Cu-O system (thallium salts) 735—757
High temperature superconductors (HTSC), toxicity aspects 737 750
High temperature superconductors (HTSC), Y-Ba-Cu-O system 17 200 735
HMTSF 365
HMTSF-TCNQ 287—289 365 371 380 383 387 388
HMTSF-TNAP 288 373
HMTTF-TCNQ 373 380
Holons 35
Hopping 28—30 55—66 283 288 377 390 395 434 499 599 625—667 680 698 797
Hopping, models 394 396 798
Hopping, models, variable range hopping (VRH) 15 303 663—666 762 773
Hubbard model 5 29—64 230 239 274—288 312 319 330 373 406 415 416 422 454—459 487 507 589 590 764 see
Hubbard model, extended 29 30 274 275 285 330
Hubbard model, two-dimensional 32 60 61 64 67
Hume-Rothery rules 12
Hund rule 68
Hydrazones 805
Hydroxydinitropyridines 692
Hysteresis see "Phase transitions"
Impurities see "Disorder"
Instabilities 10—18 63 65 150 179 230 255—256 270 283—285 292 296 313 380 408 412—418 479
Instabilities, one-dimensional, summary 284—285
interactions 27—33 198 230
Interactions, electron-electron/spin-spin 4—6 10—17 27—68 90 179 198 229 245 262 269—304 312—339 365—390 406—486 503—517 544—627 656—683 767 see
Interactions, electron-molecular vibration (e-mv, vibronic coupling) 230—260 369 391—393 454 573 587 591 597
Interactions, electron-phonon/electron-ion/spin-phonon 29—66 179 192 218 229 230 245—255 257 262 269—287 312—333 366 369 370 381 414 451—452 495—521 544—590 683
Interactions, electron-phonon/electron-ion/spin-phonon, phonon softening 12 44—52 259 365
Interactions, screened 14—17 29 230 406 605 650 656
Intercalation compounds 496 502 553 648
Ion-radical salts 29—32 43 65 76 98 190 191 230 232 305 360 762—769 see
Ion-radical salts, anion-radical salts 80 116 327 330 334—336
Ion-radical salts, cation radical salts 77—84 90 101 116 556
Ising chain 26 27 55 412
Isomerization, cis-to-trans, trans-to-cis 778—783
Isostructural materials 164
Isothianaphtalene 571 604
Isotopically substituted molecules 117 279 287 391—393 423 427 448—451
Isotopically substituted molecules, deuterated molecules 193 215 216 258 289 325 380 449
Josephson junctions 446 488 776
K-chloranil 240
Kinks 26 48 200 670
Kohler's rule 366 368 387—389 396
Kohler's rule, deviations from 388
Kramers — Kronig analysis 231 236 277 460 571
Landau levels 476 481 484
Landau — Ginzburg theory 27 45—49 53
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films 109 124 263 720 760—776
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, air-liquid interface 760—764 775
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, amphiphilic molecules 760—762
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, binary mixed 768
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, charge-transfer complexes 766—769
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, conductive films 761—776
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, fullerene 762 775—776
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, glycerine subphase 764 766
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, interdigitation 763
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, ion-radical salts 762—766 769
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, long-chain fatty acid 762
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, magnetic 306
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, miscibility 760 762
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, molecular design 760—762 776
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, molecular orientation 764—767 768
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, monolayers 760—766 775
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, precursors 762 764 769
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, stability 764 766 783
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, substrate 760
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, surface pressure 766
Langmuir — Blodgett (LB) films, ultrathin films 760 776
Lecithin/iodine complex 711
Libron model 369
Lindhard function 281
Lipids 711
Little's model 7 75 218 405 487 762
Living organisms 1 2 6
Luttinger liquid 35 42 411 416
m-Cresol/pyridine (quinoline) complexes 699
m-Phenylenecarbenes 299
Macrometal 19
Madelung energy 97
magnetic properties 182 198 214—215 269—306 327—332 365 370—372 379 380 486 704—706 764 see "Nuclear "Spin
Magnetic properties, magnetization 270—273 297
Magnetic techniques 270
Magnetic techniques, Faraday balance 271 370 379 421 423
Magnetic techniques, SQUID magnetometer 271 370
Magnetoresistance 17 360—397 463 474 481—484
Magnetoresistance, magic angles 368 389—390 397 481—484
Malachite green 818
Malonic acid 696
Matthiessen's rule 370
Matthiessen's rule, deviations from 396
Mean field approximation (MFA) 43—67 319 333 366 409—412 417
Mean field approximation (MFA), beyond MFA 412—415 477
Mechanical properties, polymers 527 528 557 567 568 649 682
Mechanical properties, polymers, flexibility 545 563
Mechanical properties, polymers, intrinsic rigidity 540 545 558 563
Mechanical properties, polymers, tensile strength 564—566
Mechanical properties, polymers, Young's modulus 564—567
Melanin 695 705
Mermin — Wagner theorem 26 27 45
Merocyanines 815—818
Metallic ions 3
Metallic regime 270
Methyl-N-ethyl-benzimidazolium 213 214 249
Methylenedithiotetrathiafulvane (MDT-TTF) 125
Methylglyoxal/protein complexes 722
Methyltriphenylarsonium 237
Methyltriphenylphosphonium 205 213 214 252 261
Micelles 720—721
Microscopy 150
Microscopy, atomic force microscopy (AFM) 216—217 544 772
Microscopy, polarizing microscope 235—238 764 772
Microscopy, scanning electron microscopy (SEM) 542 544 764 772
Microscopy, scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) 216—217 542 544
Microscopy, scanning tunneling microscopy (STM), topography 216
Microtubes 33
Mixed valance salts 75 133
MnO 273
Molecular bonds/orbitals 405 408 496 692
Molecular bonds/orbitals, -electron system 3 28—32 405 487 496—510 524 533 548 571 647 651 669 670 694 695 781
Molecular bonds/orbitals, -electron system 496 500 502 694
Molecular bonds/orbitals, coupling 500 507
Molecular bonds/orbitals, bond lengths 26 31 164 192—196 200 209 519 544 545 557
Molecular bonds/orbitals, bond lengths, alternation 13 506—513 544 548 628 670—672
Molecular bonds/orbitals, bonding/antibonding/nonbonding character 48—52 148 197 209 511 693 805
Molecular bonds/orbitals, charge-transfer bonds 693 702 703 725
Molecular bonds/orbitals, covalent bonds 5 31 495 496 507 513 553 561 568 601 608 621 692
Molecular bonds/orbitals, double bonds 87 584
Molecular bonds/orbitals, highest occupied (HOMO) 417 694
Molecular bonds/orbitals, hydrogen bonds 20 692—696 700 725
Molecular bonds/orbitals, ionic 692 693
Molecular bonds/orbitals, lowest unoccupied (LUMO) 594
Molecular bonds/orbitals, overlap 405 406 409 495 496 551
Molecular chains 76 98—102 149 155 162 312 319 338 360 406 417 495 497 507—518 564 764 see
Molecular chains, alkyl chains 504 561 596 762 765 769 777 780
Molecular chains, cross-linking 504 540 565 648
Molecular chains, dimerization 11 15 49—51 63 76 77 99 161 164 184 200 234—260 276 292 317—342 370—376 408 418 422 433 439 454 507 510 544 548 552 583 593 633 666 671 763 769
Molecular chains, geometry 545—596
Molecular chains, helicity 558 596 723
Molecular chains, interrupted 659—662 669
Molecular chains, lengths 540 541 561 563 599 659 665
Molecular chains, macromolecules 7 540 700—703 708 719—720 see
Molecular chains, n-merization 234 235
Molecular chains, rigid-body approximation 164 183—186
Molecular chains, segregated 29 76 102—108 159 244 259 260 274
Molecular chains, tetramerization 156 203 248 252 261 292 317—339 360 423
Molecular chains, trimerization 48 49 235 252 360
Molecular chains, two-chain systems 360 361 370 373 380 386
Molecular chains, two-dimensional 105 161 162 184 186 203 774
Molecular crystal (MC) Hamiltonian 31 43—53
Molecular design 75—114
Molecular design, prototype molecules 101—105
Molecular design, recent advances 105—108
Molecular ferromagnets 270 297—303
Molecular ferromagnets, coercive field 298 302 305
Molecular ferromagnets, demagnetization field 305
Molecular ferromagnets, design strategy 298
Molecular ferromagnets, domains 297
Molecular ferromagnets, examples 300—303
Molecular ferromagnets, ferrimagnetic approach 299
Molecular ferromagnets, hard, soft 298
Molecular ferromagnets, hysteresis 298 302
Molecular ferromagnets, magnetization 298—301
Molecular ferromagnets, organometallic derivatives 298 300
Molecular ferromagnets, topological degeneracy 299
Molecular ferromagnets, transparent films 298
Molecular field approximation 272
Molecular interactions 148 417 418 442 499 540 545 558 564 579 651 792 797
Molecular interactions, interchain 27 32 33 63 64 149 179 204 244 361 408 417 418 484 519 520 523 541 544 547 551 558 562 570 649 658 659
Molecular interactions, steric site inequivalence 249 252
Molecular interactions, three-dimensional 503 518—520 591
Molecular interactions, van der Waals 5 20 163 194 197 237 405 792
Molecular vibrations 232 234 240 242 255 257 369 391—393 451—452 587 591 617
Molecular vibrations, totally symmetric modes 47 232 255 257 261 391
Mulliken theory 235 252 692
Mutagens 716
N,N'-Dicyanoquinonediimine see "DCNQI"
N-dimethylthiomorpholinium 249 260—261 see
N-methyl-2,6-methylpyridinium 248
N-Methyl-N-ethylmorpholinium see "MEM(TCNQ)_{2}"
N-Methylphenazinium-TCNQ see "NMP-TCNQ"
N-Methylpyrrolidone (NMP) 566
N-Propylquinolinium 337
Naphtacene 4
Naphtalene 390 517 692
Naphtho-1,4-dioxin derivatives 108
Naphthoquinone 93
Neurohumoral transmitters 707 718—719
Nicotinamide 711 719
NMP-TCNQ 16 192 203 288
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