Synthetic Metals 1992: Vol 49-50 Index

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Synthetic Metals, 49-50 (1992) 689-690
Author Index of Volumes 49 and 50
Abkowitz, M. A., 395 Fukutome, H., 239 Knoll, K., 271
Aida, K, 117 Furukawa, Y., 335 Kobayashi, H., 123
Arrington, C. A., 99 Kobayashi, T., 429, 565
Assanto, G., 21 Gailberger, M., 341 Kobryanskii, V. M., 203
George, T. F., 141, 167, Koda, T., 123, 415, 675
Baker, G. L., 91, 313, 583 683 Koshihara, S., 675
Bandow, S., 253 Ginder, J. M., 423 Kubodera, K., 123
Barton, T. J., 293, 447, Graham, S. C., 531 Kumar, J., 439
453 Greene, B. I., 71 Kurihara, T., 131
Bassler, H., 341 Grigoras, S., 293, 453 Kurita, S., 117
Batistié, I., 109 Guo, D., 1, 175, 517 Kirti, J., 537, 665
Benner, R. E., 313, 321, Gustafson, T. L., 423 Kuzmany, H., 665
543
Bishop, A. R., 109 Hagler, T. W., 49, 77, 593
Lane, P. A., 447, 473, 481
Bosma, W. B., 71 Halle, S. D., 429 Lanzani, G., 321, 461
Brédas, J. L., 37, 181 Halvorson, C., 49 Lee, J. Y., 439
Brill, J. W., 469 Han, S. G., 293, 453 Lefrant, S., 305, 525
Buisson, J. P., 305, 525 Hankin, S., 281 Li, L., 141
Hasegawa, T., 123, 415
Li, X., 167, 683
Campbell, D. K., 245, 631 Hays, A., 147 Lie, G. C., 293
Heeger, A. J., 49, 77, 91,
Cao, Y., 49 Lin, D. L., 141, 167, 683
147, 593
Chance, R. R., 271 Lin, H.-Q., 631
Hess, B. C., 481, 583, 647
Chang Qing Jin, 261 Lin, L. B., 423
Charra, F., 187 Hochstrasser, R. M., 159, Liu Kun Wang, 261
499
Chen, B., 253 Loh, E. Y., Jr., 631°
Chen, H., 267 Louarn, G., 305, 525
Ijadi-Maghsoodi, S., 293,
Chen, W.-C., 59
447, 453
Choi, H.-Y., 359
Ishikawa, K., 123 MacDiarmid, A. G., 159,
Conwell, E. M., 359
Iwasa, Y., 415 521
Coustel, N., 531
Mahrt, R. F., 341
Jain, A. K., 439 Marques, M. B., 21
Das, G. P., 211
Jarka, F., 517 Maruyama, Y., 253
Dick, D., 543
Jayannavar, A. M., 195 Masters, J. G., 159, 525
Ding, Y. W., 447
Jeglinski, S., 461, 509, 557 Matsuda, H., 439
Dixit, S. N., 1, 517 Jenekhe, S. A., 59 Mazumdar, S., 1, 175, 517
Donohoe, R. J., 99 Jeyadev, S., 359 McBranch, D., 91, 147,
Dudis, D. S., 211, 231,
593
353
Kaino, T., 131 MaCauley, J. P., Jr., 531
Dumont, M., 187 Kaiser, B., 195 McWilliams, P. C. M., 387
Kajzar, F., 517 Medrano, J., 231
Eckhardt, H., 305 Kanner, G. S., 453, 461, Meth, J. S., 59, 499
Ehrenfreund, E., 77 583, 611 Mévellec, J. Y., 305
Enoki, T., 253 Kawabata, Y., 415 Meyers, F., 181
Epstein, A. J., 423 Kawabe, Y., 517 Michl, J., 367
Kepler, R. G., 387 Miller, R. D., 499
Fischer, J. E., 531 Kertesz, M., 537 Minton, G., 469
French, R. H., 499 Kim, J., 83 Mori, T., 253
Friend, R. H., 531 Kim, K., 423 Morita, S., 491
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Moses, D., 49, 77, 147, Saxena, A., 109 Tinka Gammel, J., 109,
543, 549, 557 Schaffer, H., 271 631
Mukamel, S., 71 Schmitt-Rink, S., 71 Tokura, Y., 415, 675
Mulazzi, E., 329 Schrock, R., 271 Torruellas, W. E., 21
Murata, H., 131, 429 Seager, C. H., 91, 387 Tripathy, S. K., 439
Tsujikawa, K., 253
Shinar, J., 293, 447, 453,
Tsutsui, T., 131, 429
Nakanishi, H., 439 473, 481, 621
Nasu, K., 141 Shuai, Z., 37 Vanherzeele, H., 59
Neher, D., 21 Silbey, R., 271 Vardeny, Z. V., 13, 293,
Ni, Q.-X, 447 Sinclair, M., 91, 147, 593 313, 321, 453, 461,
Nunzi, J. M., 187 Smith III, A. B., 531 509, 543, 549, 557,
Soos, Z. G., 387 583, 611, 647
Oberski, J. M., 341 Srdanov, V. I., 543, 549,
Ohta, H., 335 557 Wang, P., 253
Okada, S., 439 Stark, T. J., 281 Wang, X., 245, 253
Ono, Y., 603 Stegeman, G. I., 21 Warns, Ch., 195
Wei, X., 453, 549, 647
Orion, I., 305 Stolka, M., 395 Weidman, T. W., 407
Su, W. P., 83
Weiser, G., 341, 655
Pang, Y., 293, 453 Sugimoto, R., 491 Williams, S. A., 159
Parbhoo, B., 453 Sun, X., 141 Wilson, W. L., 407
Peyghambarian, N., 517 Surjan, P. R., 537 Wong, K. S., 13, 293, 453
Philippart, V., 187 Suzuki, K., 253 Wu, C., 141
Pichler, K., 531 Swanson, B. I., 99 Wudl, F., 77, 473, 481,
Swanson, L. S., 447, 473, 543, 549, 557
Quillard, S., 525 481, 621
Yamamoto, S., 239
Yang, Y., 439
Reineker, P., 195
Yang An Liu, 261
Ripamonti, A., 329 Tachibana, H., 415
Yoshino, K., 473, 491
Rochford, K. B., 21 Takada, N., 131
Yoshizawa, M., 429
Romanow, W. J., 531 Takahashi, A., 239
Yost, E. A., 281
Rossi, G., 221 Takeda, J., 117
Takeda, K., 123, 675 Zanoni, R., 21
Saito, S., 131, 429 Tasumi, M., 335 Zheng, L. X., 313, 321,
Sakamoto, A., 335 Terai, A., 603 453, 583
Sandman, D. J., 281 Thorne, J. R. G., 159, 499 Zhu, D., 253
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Subject Index of Volumes 49 and 50
Band description ODMR of polarons and charge-conduct-
exciton vs., of absorption, lumines- ing symmetry in, 481
cence and electro-absorption of ODMR studies of; overview, 621
poly(phenylphenylenevinylene) and photoexcitation of spin states in, stud-
poly(dodecylthiophene), 341 ied by spin-dependent photomodula-
Band fillings tion technique, 647
search for photoinduced absorption in Raman characterization of polarons,
materials with non-one-half, 469 bipolarons and solitons in, 335
Band structure triplet polaronic excitons in; X-band
and physical properties of organic con- optically detected magnetic reso-
ductor (BEDT-TTF),Cu(C,0,)., 253
nance (ODMR) study, 473
Bipolarons Conductivity
Raman characterization of polarons, of poly(2,5-dibutoxyparaphenylene-
and solitons in conducting polymers, acetylene), 447
335
Conjugated polymers(s)
Brownian oscillator analysis effect of topological defects and site
of femtosecond pump—probe spectros-
impurities in, chains, 221
copy of polydiacetylene, 71
microscopic theory of third-harmonic
generation and electro-absorption in,
Carbon
1
electroabsorption studies of undoped
nonlinear optical probes of, 21
Ceo thin films, 557 photothermal deflection spectroscopy
optical characterization of excited
of, 91
states in films of undoped Cgp, 549 picosecond waveguide modulation in,
photoluminescence in solid films of, 147
531
searching for low-band-gap, by LHS
tight-binding theory in Cgo, 175
calculations, 537
B-Carotene
static and dynamic third-order suscepti-
gap states of I-doped, 77 bilities in; Hiickel theory and VEH
Charge-carrier generation
approach, 37
exciton fusion and, in poly(di-n-hexylsi-
triplet states and optical absorptions in
lane),
finite polyenes and, 631
387
ultrafast relaxation in, with large opti-
photoinduced, and transport in thin-film
cal nonlinearity, 565
polydiacetylene single crystals, 439
Copper
Charge-conducting symmetry
band structure and physical properties
ODMR of polarons and, in conducting
of organic conductor (BEDT-
polymers, 481 TTF),Cu(C20,4)2, 253
Charge density wave
thermal activation of photoinduced de-
fects in intermediate strength quasi-
one-dimensional, solid; PtBr, 99 Damping
Conducting polymers frequency dependence of two-photon
decay mechanisms of photoexcitations resonance and, in polymers, 141
in, probed by picosecond photoin- Decay mechanisms
duced absorption, 611 of photoexcitations in conducting poly-
measurements of x(w; w, —«, w) in, mers probed by picosecond photoin-
at A=620 nm, 13 duced absorption, 611
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Defects Excited states
effect of topological, and site impurities optical characterization of, in films of
in conjugated polymer chains, 221 undoped Cgo, 549
influence of conditions of solid state Excited stationary states
formation on optical spectra and of small polarons, 267
concentration of, in polyacetylene, Exciton(s)
203 vs. band description of absorption,
Degenerate ground state luminescence and electro-absorption
frequency dependence of third-har- of poly(phenylphenylenevinylene)
monic generation in cis- and trans- and poly(dodecylthiophene), 341
polyacetylene; importance of, to excitation energy dependence of photo-
nonlinear optical response, 49 luminescence from self-trapped, in
Dynamics halogen-bridged mixed-valence Pt
of photogenerated soliton pairs in poly- complexes, 117
acetylene, 603 nonlinear spectroscopy on one-dimen-
sional, in conjugated polymer poly-
diacetylenes, 123
Electric field effects Exciton fusion
on Wannier excitons in polydiacety- and charge-carrier generation in
lenes and their contribution to third- poly(di-n-hexylsilane), 387
order susceptibility, 655 Exciton—phonon systems
optical nonlinearity in coupled, near
Electroabsorption
exciton vs. band description of absorp- metal surfaces, 167
tion, luminescence and, of
poly(phenylphenylenevinylene) and
Fluorescence
poly(dodecylthiophene), 341 time-resolved, of polyaniline, 159
microscopic theory of third-harmonic
Frequency dependence
generation and, in conjugated poly-
of third-harmonic generation in cis-
mers, 1
and trans-polyacetylene; importance
in polydiacetylene, 517
of degenerate ground state to non-
in polydiethynylsilane and soluble
linear optical response, 49
trans-(CH),, 509
of third-order nonlinear susceptibilities
of undoped Cgo thin films, 557
in polyarylenevinylene thin films,
Electronic structure(s)
131
of polysilanes, 367
of two-photon resonance and damping
of push—push and pull—pull conjugated
in polymers, 141
systems, 181
Fullerene
semi-empirical SCF calculations of geo-
resonant Raman scattering study of
metrical and, of quasi-particles in undoped, thin films, 543
polyacetylene, 231
of seven poly(di-alkylsilanes), 499
Electronic system Gap states
resonating Hartree-Fock theory of one- of I-doped B-carotene, 77
dimensional, 239 Gel chromism
Electronic transport and anomalous luminescence in poly(3-
time-resolved studies of, in Si and Ge alkylthiophene), 491
backbone polymers, 395 Geometric structure
Energy dissipation of push—push and pull—pull conjugated
via radiative recombination and vi- systems, 181
bronic relaxation in o-delocalized Si semi-empirical SCF calculations of, of
backbone network polymers, 407 quasi-particles in polyacetylene, 231
Excitation energy dependence Germanium
of photoluminescence from self-trapped time-resolved studies of electronic
excitons in halogen-bridged mixed- transport in Si and Ge backbone
valence Pt complexes, 117 polymers, 395
Halide complexes Optical absorption(s)
optical properties of MX chain mate- of molecular aggregates under influence
rials; extended Peierls—Hubbard of coloured noise, 195
model, 109 of poly(2,5-dibutoxyparaphenylene-
Hartree—Fock theory acetylene), 447
resonating, of one-dimensional elec- triplet states and, in finite polyenes and
tronic system, 239 conjugated polymers, 631
Hole burning Optical absorption spectra
anomalous, in polymers with inhomoge- and polarons for three-dimensional
neous broadening, 683 trans-polyacetylene, 245
Hiickel theory Optical bandgaps
static and dynamic third-order suscepti- from ab initio methods; examination
bilities in conjugated polymers, and of singlet-triplet approximation,
VEH approach, 37 353
(Hyper)polarizabilities Optical characterization
in infinite polymers; saturation prob- of excited states in films of undoped
lem, 211 Ceo, 549
Optical material
Iodine theoretical structural characterization of
gap states of I-doped f-carotene, 77 polydiethynylsilane; new nonlinear,
293
Optical nonlinearity
Leucoemeraldine base
in coupled exciton—phonon systems
vibrational analysis of reduced form of
near metal surfaces, 167
polyaniline, 525
ultrafast relaxation in conjugated poly-
Longuet-Higgins and Salem
mers with large, 565
searching for low-band-gap conjugated
Optical probes
polymers by LHS calculations, 537
nonlinear, of conjugated polymers, 21
Luminescence
Picosecond and c.w., of polydiacetylene
exciton vs. band description of absorp-
at high pressure, 583
tion, and electro-absorption of
of polydiethynylsilanes, 453
poly(phenylphenylenevinylene) and
Optical properties
poly(dodecylthiophene), 341
geometric and electronic structure and
gel chromism and anomalous, in
non-linear, of push—push and
poly(3-alkylthiophene), 491
pull—pull conjugated systems, 181
and picosecond photoinduced absorp-
linear, of series of linear polyenes;
tion of polyaniline, 423
implications for polyacetylene, 271
of MX chain materials; extended
Magnetic resonance experiments Peierls—Hubbard model, 109
on undoped and doped poly(para- quantum lattice motion and, of
phenylene), 261 polyenes, 83
Metal surfaces ultrafast non-linear, and photoinduced
optical nonlinearity in coupled exci- relaxation dynamics of poly(2,5-
ton—phonon systems near, 167 thienylenevinylene), 429
Microscopic theory vacuum UV spectroscopy of, and elec-
of third-harmonic generation and tronic structure of seven poly(di-
electro-absorption in conjugated alkylsilanes), 499
polymers, 1 Optical response
Molecular aggregates frequency dependence of third-har-
optical absorption of, under influence monic generation in cis- and trans-
of coloured noise, 195 polyacetylene; importance of degen-
erate ground state to nonlinear opti-
Nonlinear spectroscopy cal response, 49
on one-dimensional excitons in conju- Optical spectra
gated polymer polydiacetylenes, 123 influence of conditions of solid state
formation on, and concentration of Photoinduced relaxation dynamics
defects in polyacetylene, 203 ultrafast non-linear optical properties
Optical susceptibility and, of poly(2,5-thienylenevinylene),
resonance enhancement effect in non- 429
linear, of polysilanes, 415 Photoluminescence
Optically detected magnetic resonance excitation energy dependence of, from
(ODMR) self-trapped excitons in halogen-
of conducting polymers; overview, 621 bridged mixed-valence Pt com-
of novel poly(2,5-dibutoxyparaphenyl- plexes, 117
eneacetylene), X-band, 447 of poly(2,5-dibutoxyparaphenylene-
of polarons and charge-conducting acetylene), 447
symmetry in conducting polymers, in solid films of Cgo, 531
481 Photomodulation spectroscopy
of soluble polyacetylene, 461
triplet polaronic excitons in conducting
polymers; X-band, 473 Photothermal deflection spectroscopy
Organic conductor of conjugated polymers, 91
Physical properties
band structure and physical properties
of organic conductor (BEDT-
of, (BEDT-TTF),Cu(C,0,)2, 253
TTF),Cu(C20,4)2, 253
Platinum complexes
excitation energy dependence of photo-
Peierls—Hubbard model luminescence from self-trapped exci-
optical properties of MX chain mate- tons in halogen-bridged mixed-
rials; extended, 109 valence, 117
Phase transitions thermal activation of photoinduced de-
photoinduced bidirectional, in single fects in intermediate strength quasi-
crystals of polydiacetylenes, 675 one-dimensional charge density wave
Photoexcitation(s) solid; PtBr, 99
decay mechanisms of, in conducting Polaron(s)
polymers probed by picosecond excited stationary states of small, 267
photoinduced absorption, 611 ODMR of, and charge-conjugation sym-
dynamics of, in polyacetylene; pico- metry in conducting polymers, 481
second transient Raman scattering, optical absorption spectra and, for
329 three-dimensional trans-poly-
of spin states in conducting polymers acetylene, 245
studied by spin-dependent photo- Raman characterization of, bipolarons
modulation technique, 647 and solitons in conducting polymers,
Photoinduced absorption 335
decay mechanisms of photoexcitations Polaron transport
in conducting polymers probed by interchain, in trans-polyacetylene, 359
picosecond, 611 Polaronic excitons
luminescence and picosecond, of poly- triplet, in conducting polymers; X-band
aniline, 423 optically detected magnetic reso-
nance (ODMR) study, 473
search for, in materials with non-one-
half band fillings, 469 Polyacetylene
dynamics of photoexcitations in; pico-
subpicosecond, in poly[2,5-thienylene
second transient Raman scattering,
vinylene] and poly[3-methoxy-6-(2-
329
ethyl-hexyloxy) phenylene vinylene],
dynamics of photogenerated soliton
593
pairs in, 603
Photoinduced charge-carrier generation
electroabsorption in polydiethynylsilane
and transport in thin-film polydiacety- and soluble trans-(CH),, 509
lene single crystals, 439 frequency dependence of third-har-
Photoinduced defects monic generation in cis- and trans-
thermal activation of, in intermediate polyacetylene; importance of degen-
strength quasi-one-dimensional erate ground state to nonlinear opti-
charge density wave solid; PtBr, 99 cal response, 49
695
influence of conditions of solid state picosecond transient Raman scattering
formation on optical spectra and in, 4-BCMU films, 313
concentration of defects in, 203 spectroscopic studies of; Raman evi-
interchain polaron transport in trans- dence for surface phases on single
polyacetylene, 359 crystals, 281
linear optical properties of series of Poly(di-alkylsilanes)
linear polyenes; implications for, vacuum UV spectroscopy of optical
271 properties and electronic structure
optical absorption spectra and polarons of seven, 499
for three-dimensional trans-poly- Poly(2,5-dibutoxyparaphenyleneacetylene)
acetylene, 245 conductivity, optical absorption, photo-
photomodulation spectroscopy of solu- luminescence, and X-band optically
ble, 461 detected magnetic resonance of
Picosecond photoinduced transient res- novel PDBOPA, 447
onant Raman scattering in cis-rich Polydiethynylsilane(s)
electroabsorption in, and soluble trans-
polyacetylene, 321
(CH),, 509
semi-empirical SCF calculations of geo-
metrical and electronic structures of optical probes of, 453
theoretical structural characterization
quasi-particles in, 231
of; new nonlinear optical material,
Poly(8-alkylthiophene)
293
gel chromism and anomalous lumines-
Poly(di-n-hexylsilane)
cence in, 491
exciton fusion and charge-carrier gen-
Polyaniline
eration in, 387
luminescence and picosecond photoin-
Poly(dodecylthiophene)
duced absorption of, 423
exciton vs. band description of absorp-
time-resolved fluorescence of, 159
tion, luminescence and electro-
vibrational analysis of reduced form of;
absorption of, 341
leucoemeraldine base, 525
Polyenes
Polyarylenevinylene(s)
linear optical properties of series of
frequency dependence of third-order linear; implications for polyacety-
nonlinear susceptibilities in, thin
lene, 271
films, 131 quantum lattice motion and optical
vibrational properties of, 305 properties of, 83
Polydiacetylene(s) triplet states and optical absorptions in
Brownian oscillator analysis of femto-
finite, and conjugated polymers,
second pump—probe spectroscopy 631
of, 71 unified picture of three models for res-
electric field effects on Wannier excita- onance Raman effect in, 665
tions in, and their contribution to Polymers
third-order susceptibility, 655 anomalous hole burning in, with inho-
electroabsorption in, 517 mogeneous broadening, 683
femtosecond two-photon absorption frequency dependence of two-photon
and Raman resonances in, yellow resonance and damping in, 141
solutions, 187 (hyper)polarizabilities in infinite; satura-
nonlinear spectroscopy on one-dimen- tion problem, 211
sional excitons in conjugated poly- Poly[3-methoxy-6-(2-ethyl-hexyl-
mer, 123 oxy)phenylene vinylene]
photoinduced bidirectional phase transi- subpicosecond photoinduced absorption
tions in single crystals of, 675 in, 593
photoinduced charge-carrier generation Poly(para-phenylene)
and transport in thin-film, single magnetic resonance experiments on un-
crystals, 439 doped and doped, 261
picosecond and c.w. optical probes of, Poly(phenylphenylenevinylene)
at high pressure, 583 exciton vs. band description of absorp-
tion, luminescence and electro- Semi-empirical SCF calculations
absorption of, 341 of geometrical and electronic structures
Polysilanes of quasi-particles in polyacetylene,
resonance enhancement effect in non- 231
linear optical susceptibility of, 415 Silicon
solution photophysics and electronic energy dissipation via radiative recom-
structure of, 367 bination and vibronic relaxation in
Poly[2,5-thienylene vinylene] o-delocalized Si backbone network
subpicosecond photoinduced absorption polymers, 407
in, 593 time-resolved studies of electronic
ultrafast non-linear optical properties transport in Si and Ge backbone
and photoinduced relaxation dynam- polymers, 395
ics of, 429 Singlet—triplet approximation
Polythiophenes optical bandgaps from ab initio meth-
interpreting dispersion of x(—30; «, ods; examination of, 353
w, w) of, 59 Site impurities
Pump-—probe spectroscopy effect of topological defects and, in
Brownian oscillator analysis of femto- conjugated polymer chains, 221
second, of polydiacetylene, 71 Solid state formation
Push—push and pull—pull conjugated sys- influence of conditions of, on optical
tems spectra and concentration of defects
geometric and electronic structure and in polyacetylene, 203
nonlinear optical properties of, 181 Soliton pairs
dynamics of photogenerated, in poly-
acetylene, 603
Quantum lattice motion
Solitons
and optical properties of polyenes, 83
Raman characterization of polarons,
Quasi-particles
semi-empirical SCF calculations of geo- bipolarons and, in conducting poly-
metrical and electronic structures of, mers, 335
in polyacetylene, 231 Solution photophysics
and electronic structure of polysilanes,
367
Raman characterization Spectroscopic studies
of polarons, bipolarons and solitons in of polydiacetylenes; Raman evidence
conducting polymers, 335 for surface phases on single crys-
Raman evidence tals, 281
spectroscopic studies of polydiacety- Spin-dependent photomodulation technique
lenes; for surface phases on single photoexcitation of spin states in con:
crystals, 281
ducting polymers studies by, 647
Raman resonances Spin states
femtosecond two-photon absorption photoexcitation of, in conducting poly-
and, in polydiacetylene yellow solu- mers studies by spin-dependent pho-
tions, 187 tomodulation technique, 647
Resonance enhancement effect Structural characterization
in non-linear optical susceptibility of theoretical, of polydiethynylsilane; new
polysilanes, 415 nonlinear optical material, 293
Resonance Raman effect Surface phases
unified picture of three models for, in spectroscopic studies of polydiacety-
polyenes, 665 lenes; Raman evidence for, on single
Resonant Raman scattering study
crystals, 281
of undoped fullerene thin films, 543
Tetrathiafulvalene
Saturation problem band structure and physical properties
(hyper)polarizabilities in infinite poly- of organic conductor (BEDT-
mers, 211 TTF),Cu(C204)2, 253
Thermal activation Triplet states
of photoinduced defects in intermediate and optical absorptions in finite
strength quasi-one-dimensional polyenes and conjugated polymers,
charge density wave solid; PtBr, 99 631
Third-harmonic generation Two-photon absorption
frequency dependence of, in cis- and femtosecond, and Raman resonances in
trans-polyacetylene; importance of polydiacetylene yellow solutions,
degenerate ground state ot nonlinear 187
optical response, 49 Two-photon resonance
microscopic theory of, and electro- frequency dependence of, and damping
absorption in conjugated polymers, in polymers, 141
1
Third-order nonlinear susceptibilities Ultrafast relaxation
frequency dependence of, in polyaryl- in conjugated polymers with large opti-
enevinylene thin films, 131 cal nonlinearity, 565
Third-order optical nonlinearity
interpreting dispersion of x¥(— 30; , Vacuum UV spectroscopy
@, @) of polythiophenes, 59 of optical properties and electronic
Third-order susceptibility structure of seven poly(di-alkyl-
measurements of x'(w; w, —w, w) in silanes), 499
conducting polymers at A=620 nm, Valence effective Hamiltonian
13 static and dynamic third-order suscepti-
static and dynamic, in conjugated poly- bilities in conjugated polymers;
mers; Hiickel theory and VEH Hiickel theory and VEH approach,
approach, 37 37
Tight-binding theory Vibrational analysis
of Ceo, 175 of reduced form of polyaniline; leuco-
Time-resolved studies emeraldine base, 525
of electronic transport in Si and Ge Vibrational properties
backbone polymers, 395 of poly(arylene vinylene)s, 305
Transient photoinduced resonant Raman Vibronic relaxation
scattering energy dissipation via radiative recom-
picosecond TPRRS bination and, in o-delocalized Si
dynamics of photoexcitations in backbone network polymers, 407
polyacetylene, 329
in polydiacetylene 4-BCMU films, Wannier excitons
313 electric field effects on, in polydiacety-
in cis-rich polyacetylene, 321 lenes and their contribution to third-
Transition metal complexes order susceptibility, 655
optical properties of MX chain mate- Waveguide modulation
rials; extended Peierls—Hubbard picosecond, in conjugated polymers,
model, 109 147