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Effects of Matrix Correlations on Inhomogeneous Spectral Distributions: Rare Gas and Polymeric Systems

L. Kador, P. Geissinger, and D. Haarer

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Abstract

Inhomogeneous distributions of spectral lines are a ubiquitous phenomenon in nature. In the optical spectroscopy of dye molecules embedded in transparent solids, the inhomogeneous widths are usually much larger than the corresponding homogeneous linewidths of single molecules.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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