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Suppressing non-radiative decay of photochromic organic molecular systems in the strong coupling regime

Rafael C. Couto, Markus Kowalewski

2022Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics21 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

-butyl-BODIPY, suppressing almost completely the decay of the excited state wave packet back to the ground state. By means of multi configuration electronic structure calculations and nuclear wave packet dynamics, the coupling with the cavity is analyzed in-depth to provide further insight of the interaction. By fine-tuning the cavity field strength and resonance frequency, we show that one can change the nuclear dynamics in the excited state, and control the non-radiative decay. This may lead to a faster and more efficient population transfer or the suppression of it.

Topics & Concepts

PhotochromismCoupling (piping)Chemical physicsMaterials scienceRadiative transferNanostructurePhotochemistryPhysicsNanotechnologyChemistryOpticsComposite materialPerovskite Materials and ApplicationsLuminescence and Fluorescent MaterialsStrong Light-Matter Interactions
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