Chemical Physics Letters

Investigation of low-temperature line broadening mechanisms in organic amorphous solids with photon echo, hole-burning and single-molecule spectroscopy

Stephan J. Zilker, J. Friebel, D. Haarer, Yu. G. Vainer, Roman I. Personov

Published Jun 1, 1998• 10 citations

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