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Symmetry-protected intraband exciton-phonon scattering and its breakdown by mass asymmetry
The coupling of excitons to lattice vibrations is typically treated via phenomenological models that artificially separate long-range Fröhlich and short-range Holstein interactions. Recent analytical work has established that, in the delocalized limit, Fröhlich scattering is suppressed by electron--
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