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020			_a9781439819739
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100			_aYoshimura, Tetsuzo _9851652
245		0	_aThin-Film Organic Photonics _b: Molecular Layer Deposition and Applications
260			_aSuit _bCRC _c2011
300			_axvi,354p.
500			_aIncluded bibliographical references.; Epilogue 347-348p.; Index 349-354p.
520			_aThin-Film Organic Photonics: Molecular Layer Deposition and Applications describes how photonic/electronic properties of thin films can be improved through MLD, which enables precise control of atomic and molecular arrangements to construct a wire network that achieves "three-dimensional growth". MLD facilitates dot-by-dot―or molecule-by-molecule―growth of polymer and molecular wires, and that enhanced level of control creates numerous application possibilities. Explores the wide range of MLD applications in solar energy and optics, as well as proposed uses in biomedical photonics This book addresses the prospects for artificial materials with atomic/molecular-level tailored structures, especially those featuring MLD and conjugated polymers with multiple quantum dots (MQDs), or polymer MQDs. In particular, the author focuses on the application of artificial organic thin films to:Photonics/electronics, particularly in optical interconnects used in computers Optical switching and solar energy conversion systems Bio/ medical photonics, such as photodynamic therapy Organic photonic materials, devices, and integration processes With its clear and concise presentation, this book demonstrates exactly how MLD enables electron wavefunction control, thereby improving material performance and generating new photonic/electronic phenomena.
650			_aMolecular layer deposition. _9851653
650			_aPhotonic properties. _9851654
650			_aSelf organized lightwave network. _9851655
650			_aPhysics. _9851656
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