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A Spatial Localizer for Constituent-Resolved Exciton Wannier Functions
The internal electron-hole structure of excitons influences optical and electric-field responses. Exciton Wannier functions have recently provided a local real-space representation of exciton bands. Because excitons are composite quasiparticles, these Wannier functions can be characterized by both t
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