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The Bright Side and Dark Side of Hybrid Organic–Inorganic Perovskites
Abstract The previously developed bistable amphoteric native defect (BAND) model is used for a comprehensive explanation of the unique photophysical properties and for understanding the remarkable performance of perovskites as photovoltaic materials. It is shown that the amphoteric defects in the do
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