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Condensed Matter Experiment Seminar: Zhigang Shuai

Zhigang Shuai
August 25, 2016
11:30AM - 12:30PM
Smith Seminar Room, 1080

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Add to Calendar 2016-08-25 11:30:00 2016-08-25 12:30:00 Condensed Matter Experiment Seminar: Zhigang Shuai Please join us for a CME Seminar presented by Professor Zhigang Shuai from Tsinghua University as he shares his research on "Understanding Charge transport mechanisms in Organic Materials". AbstractWe present our recent work on the understanding of the charge transport mechanism for organic optoelectronic materials, which has been under controversy. Semiclassical Marcus theory has been extremely popular and insightful for molecular design since Brédas and coworkers [1]. However, the experimental carrier mobility value of organic semiconductors increase rapidly in recent years to well exceed the theoretical limit based on Marcus theory, calling for improvement in computational method beyond the localized semiclassical limit. On the other hand, bandlike transport behavior has been observed for some ultra-pure and closely-packed organic single crystals [2]. We discuss about the effects of charge localization versus delocalization [3], quantum nuclear tunneling [4], dynamic disorder [5], bandlike versus impurity scattering [6], as well as superexchange effect in D-A mixed stacked crystal [7].    References [1]    Brédas J.L., Calbert J. P., da Silva Filho D. and Cornil J., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, 99, (2002) 5804. [2]    Podzorov V., Menard E., Rogers J. A. and Gershenson M. E., Phys. Rev. Lett. 95, (2005), 226601.[3]    Jiang Y. Q., Zhong X.X., Shi W., Peng Q., Geng H., Zhao Y. and Shuai Z. G., Nanoscale Horizons, 1 (2016), 53-59.[4]    Geng H., Peng Q., Wang L. J., Li H. J., Liao Y., Ma Z. Y. and Shuai Z. G., Adv. Mater. 24, (2012), 3568-3572.[5]    Wang L. J., Li Q. K., Shuai Z. G., Chen L. P. and Shi Q., Phys Chem Chem Phys 12 (2010), 3309-3314.[6]    Shi W., Zhao T. Q., Xi J. Y., Wang D. and Shuai Z. G., J. Am. Chem. Soc. 137 (2015), 12929-12938.[7]    Geng H., Zheng X. Y., Shuai Z. G., Zhu L. Y. and Yi Y. P., Adv. Mater. 27 (2015) 1443-1449.  Smith Seminar Room, 1080 Department of Physics physics@osu.edu America/New_York public

Please join us for a CME Seminar presented by Professor Zhigang Shuai from Tsinghua University as he shares his research on "Understanding Charge transport mechanisms in Organic Materials". 

Abstract
We present our recent work on the understanding of the charge transport mechanism for organic optoelectronic materials, which has been under controversy. Semiclassical Marcus theory has been extremely popular and insightful for molecular design since Brédas and coworkers [1]. However, the experimental carrier mobility value of organic semiconductors increase rapidly in recent years to well exceed the theoretical limit based on Marcus theory, calling for improvement in computational method beyond the localized semiclassical limit. On the other hand, bandlike transport behavior has been observed for some ultra-pure and closely-packed organic single crystals [2]. We discuss about the effects of charge localization versus delocalization [3], quantum nuclear tunneling [4], dynamic disorder [5], bandlike versus impurity scattering [6], as well as superexchange effect in D-A mixed stacked crystal [7].  

 
 
References 
[1]    Brédas J.L., Calbert J. P., da Silva Filho D. and Cornil J., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, 99, (2002) 5804. 
[2]    Podzorov V., Menard E., Rogers J. A. and Gershenson M. E., Phys. Rev. Lett. 95, (2005), 226601.
[3]    Jiang Y. Q., Zhong X.X., Shi W., Peng Q., Geng H., Zhao Y. and Shuai Z. G., Nanoscale Horizons, 1 (2016), 53-59.
[4]    Geng H., Peng Q., Wang L. J., Li H. J., Liao Y., Ma Z. Y. and Shuai Z. G., Adv. Mater. 24, (2012), 3568-3572.
[5]    Wang L. J., Li Q. K., Shuai Z. G., Chen L. P. and Shi Q., Phys Chem Chem Phys 12 (2010), 3309-3314.
[6]    Shi W., Zhao T. Q., Xi J. Y., Wang D. and Shuai Z. G., J. Am. Chem. Soc. 137 (2015), 12929-12938.
[7]    Geng H., Zheng X. Y., Shuai Z. G., Zhu L. Y. and Yi Y. P., Adv. Mater. 27 (2015) 1443-1449.