High temperature limit of photosynthetic excitons
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Abstract
Excitons in light-harvesting complexes are known to significantly improve solar energy harnessing. Here, the authors investigate and explain extreme robustness against temperature of excitons in purple photosynthetic bacteria.
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| Authors | Rätsep, Margus;Muru, Renata;Freiberg, Arvi; |
| Journal | Nature communications |
| Year | 2018 |
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