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July 8, 1998The Journal of Chemical Physics

Disorder-induced exciton scattering in the light-harvesting systems of purple bacteria: Influence on the anisotropy of emission and band→band transitions

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RKRanjit KumbleUniversity of PennsylvaniaRHRobin M. HochstrasserFlorida State University

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