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Excitonic and Charge-Transfer Contributions to Molecular Dimer Absorption: A Decomposition Approach Applied to a BPEA Dimer
Electronic absorption spectra of multichromophoric systems are often governed by complex excited-state structures arising from excitonic and charge-transfer (CT) interactions between chromophores, while direct identification of the underlying electronic transitions is frequently hindered by strong v
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