Varun Mapara,1 Shashi Sourabh,1 Tielyr Creason,1 Hadi Afshari,1 Bayram Saparov,1 Ian R. Sellershttps://orcid.org/0000-0003-2782-0044,1 Madalina I. Furis1
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The 2D Ruddlesden- Popper perovskite (EPEA)2PbI4 was investigated using temperature - and power -dependent PL and TA spectroscopy. This endeavor revealed the presence of multiple excitonic complexes in these materials, with signatures of carrier redistribution mediated by power and/or temperature, and the presence of extremely long-lived dark states in TA. These states appear to be light -induced defects which heal after illumination ceases. As such, they bring new insight into failure mechanisms and material design approaches in perovskite photovoltaics
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Varun Mapara, Shashi Sourabh, Tielyr Creason, Hadi Afshari, Bayram Saparov, Ian R. Sellers, Madalina I. Furis, "Dark excitons and long-lived, light-induced defect states in (EPEA)2PbI4," Proc. SPIE PC12881, Physics, Simulation, and Photonic Engineering of Photovoltaic Devices XIII, PC1288105 (9 March 2024); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3003258