Density of states in locally ordered amorphous organic semiconductors: Emergence of the exponential tails

We present a simple model of the local order in amorphous organic semiconductors, which naturally produces a spatially correlated exponential density of states (DOS). The dominant contribution to the random energy landscape is provided by electrostatic contributions from dipoles or quadrupoles. An a...

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