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Interactions of Point Defects and Other Localized States with Charge and Structural Disorder in Complex Materials
Materials with strong coupling between structural and electronic degrees of freedom (charge, orbital and spin) are of interest for a wide array of functional applications. Localized electronic states resulting from point defects and bound-excitons in ionic materials influence functional behavior of
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