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Published in February 24, 2021
We present the numerical tool DECaNT (Diffusion of Excitons in Carbon NanoTubes) that simulates exciton transport in thin films of carbon nanotubes. Through a mesh of nanotubes generated using the Bullet Physics C++ library, excitons move according to an ensemble Monte Carlo algorithm, with the scattering rates that account for tube chirality, orientation, and distance. We calculate the diffusion tensor from the position–position correlation functions and analyze its anisotropy and dependence on the film composition, morphology, and defect density.
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Research talk about our paper “DECaNT: Simulation tool for diffusion of excitons in carbon nanotube films”. Presented in IWCN 2021.
Undergraduate course, University 1, Department, 2014
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Workshop, University 1, Department, 2015
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