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Theory of exciton-exciton interactions in crystalline systems
materials-sciencemesoscale-and-nanoscale-physicsquantum-gasesquantum-physicsstrongly-correlated-electrons
Excitons are bound electron-hole pairs in semiconductors whose interactions influence optical properties and determine their collective behavior and emergent correlated phases. Despite the theoretical and experimental significance of these phenomena, a microscopic theory of exciton-exciton interacti
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