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In this book using the adiabatic approach, we derived the equations describing the internal motion of electrons in a bipolaron and the relative motion of polarons with translational degeneracy taken into account. An analysis is given for the dependence of the binding energy of a large bipolaron and the bipolaron translation mass on the interpolaron separation and dielectric properties of a polar medium. The effects of electron correlation on the binding energy and the bipolaron translation mass are discussed. The sequence of the electron-excited terms and their dependence on the distance…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
In this book using the adiabatic approach, we derived the equations describing the internal motion of electrons in a bipolaron and the relative motion of polarons with translational degeneracy taken into account. An analysis is given for the dependence of the binding energy of a large bipolaron and the bipolaron translation mass on the interpolaron separation and dielectric properties of a polar medium. The effects of electron correlation on the binding energy and the bipolaron translation mass are discussed. The sequence of the electron-excited terms and their dependence on the distance between polarons has been obtained. The frequencies of the most probable photo-transitions have been calculated. The ranges of dielectric permittivities and of the electron-phonon coupling constants in which the three-dimensional bipolaron exists are determined. The ground singlet state of a bipolaron in the region of intermediate strength of coupling was analyzed. The spatial structure of a bipolaron with an intermediate strength of coupling was found to represent an axially symmetric quasi-molecular formation. The ground and excited electronic terms of the bipolaron are presented.
Autorenporträt
Mukhomorov V. worked as senior researcher of the Theoretical and Mathematical Physics Department of the Vavilov¿s S.I. State Optical Institute (Leningrad). Since 1998 until 2007 Mukhomorov V. was invited as visiting professor to the Physical Department of the University Federico II (Naples, Italy).