Low-temperature triplet-exciton interaction, yielding delayed blue fluorescence, exhibits large magnetic field quenching. The observed effect differs, however, from that anticipated assuming thermalization and simple spin conservation. The quenching is concentration dependent, indicating that the magnetic field decreases exciton interaction probability.
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