Mechano-Optical Switching of a Single Molecule with Doublet Emission

2020/07/28 / Marcelo Castellanos

Authors: Dolezal, Jiri; Mutombo, Pingo; Nachtigallova, Dana; Jelinek, Pavel; Merino, Pablo; Svec, Martin

Contribution: Article

Journal: ACS NANO

Publication date: 2020/07/28

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