A theoretical study of the inter- and intra-chain photo-excitation of electron-hole pairs by light polarised both parallel (E/sub ///) and perpendicular (E perpendicular to ) to the chain direction is presented and compared with experimental results for the anisotropic absorption coefficients, alpha /sub /// and alpha /sub ///. It is found that to account for the form of alpha perpendicular to adjacent chains must be aligned out of phase, the resulting anisotropy being alpha /sub //// alpha perpendicular to approximately=200, in reasonable agreement with experiment. It is also shown that alpha perpendicular to is dominated by inter-chain transitions near the band gap and by intra-chain transitions further into the band, supporting the model for the anisotropic photo-excitation where electron-hole pairs initially created on separate chains are viewed as one of the most important sources of long-lived charge carriers.
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