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The luminescence spectra in ß-perylene crystals reveal a strange temperature dependence1) (Figure 1). Analysis of the spectra provides clear evidence that at high temperatures the free exciton luminescence and the deeper self-trapped exciton luminescence dominate, while at low temperatures the shallower self-trapped exciton luminescence dominates.
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