Macromolecular Systems: Microscopic Interactions and Macroscopic Properties: Final Report

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Macromolecular Systems: Microscopic Interactions and Macroscopic Properties: Final Report

Editor(s): Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG)

Published Online: 21 DEC 2006

Print ISBN: 9783527277261

Online ISBN: 9783527609284

DOI: 10.1002/9783527609284

About this Book

The Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) has funded the work of an interdisciplinary group of researchers from 1984-1995 to promote basic research in chemistry and physics of macromolecular systems. This final report documents the results in form of reviews and original publications. It covers the fields of photoelectric, thermal, optical, and magnetic properties of macromolecular solids (polymers and polymer crystals), micellar structures, liquid crystals, and biopolymers and surfactant systems.

Table of contents

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      Front Matter (pages I–XVIII)

  2. Part I: Mainly Solids

    1. Chapter 1

      Model Systems for Photoconductive Materials (pages 1–14)

      Harald Meyer and Dietrich Haarer

    2. Chapter 2

      Novel Photoconductive Polymers (pages 15–30)

      Jörg Bettenhausen and Peter Strohriegl

    3. Chapter 3

      Theoretical Aspects of Anomalous Diffusion in Complex Systems (pages 31–43)

      Alexander Blumen

    4. Chapter 4

      Low-Temperature Heat Release, Sound Velocity and Attenuation, Specific Heat and Thermal Conductivity in Polymers (pages 44–67)

      Andreas Nittke, Michael Scherl, Pablo Esquinazi, Wolfgang Lorenz, Junyun Li and Frank Pobell

    5. Chapter 5

      Spectral Diffusion due to Tunneling Processes at very low Temperatures (pages 68–77)

      Hans Maier, Karl-Peter Müller, Siegbert Jahn and Dietrich Haarer

    6. Chapter 6

      Optically Induced Spectral Diffusion in Polymers Containing Water Molecules: A TLS Model System (pages 78–87)

      Klaus Barth, Dietrich Haarer and Wolfgang Richter

    7. Chapter 7

      Slave-Boson Approach to Strongly Correlated Electron Systems (pages 88–112)

      Holger Fehske, Martin Deeg and Helmut Büttner

    8. Chapter 8

      Non-Linear Excitations and the Electronic Structure of Conjugated Polymers (pages 113–121)

      Klaus Fesser

    9. Chapter 9

      Diacetylene Single Crystals (pages 122–180)

      Markus Schwoerer, Elmar Dormann, Thomas Vogtmann and Andreas Feldner

    10. Chapter 10

      Matrix-Molecule Interaction in Dye-Doped Rare Gas Solids (pages 181–196)

      Thomas Giering, Peter Geissinger, Wolfgang Richter and Dietrich Haarer

  3. Part II: Mainly Micelles, Polymers, and Liquid Crystals

    1. Chapter 11

      The Micellar Structures and the Macroscopic Properties of Surfactant Solutions (pages 197–250)

      Heinz Hoffmann

    2. Chapter 12

      Photophysics of J Aggregates (pages 251–259)

      Herrmann Pschierer, Hauke Wendt and Josef Friedrich

    3. Chapter 13

      Convection Instabilities in Nematic Liquid Crystals (pages 260–294)

      Lorenz Kramer and Werner Pesch

    4. Chapter 14

      Preparation and Properties of Ionic and Surface Modified Micronetworks (pages 295–304)

      Michael Mirke, Ralf Grottenmüller and Manfred Schmidt

    5. Chapter 15

      Ferrocene-Containing Polymers (pages 305–324)

      Oskar Nuyken, Volker Burkhardt, Thomas Pöhlmann, Max Herberhold, Fred Jochen Litterst and Christian Hübsch

    6. Chapter 16

      Transfer of Vibrational Energy in Dye-Doped Polymers (pages 325–332)

      Johannes Baier, Thomas Dahinten and Alois Seilmeier

    7. Chapter 17

      Picosecond Laser Induced Photophysical Processes of Thiophene Oligomers (pages 333–343)

      Dieter Grebner, Matthias Helbig and Sabine Rentsch

    8. Chapter 18

      Topospecific Chemistry at Surfaces (pages 344–365)

      Hans Ludwig Krauss

  4. Part III: Biopolymers

    1. Chapter 19

      Site-Directed Spectroscopy and Site-Directed Chemistry of Biopolymers (pages 367–400)

      Stefan Limmer, Günther Ott and Mathias Sprinzl

    2. Chapter 20

      Spectroscopic Probes of Surfactant Systems and Biopolymers (pages 401–423)

      Alexander Wokaun

    3. Chapter 21

      Energy Transport by Lattice Solitons in α-Helical Proteins (pages 424–439)

      Franz-Georg Mertens, Dieter Hochstrasser and Helmut Büttner

  5. Part IV: Appendix

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      Chapter 22

      Documentation of the Collaborative Research Centre 213 (pages 441–459)

      Prof. Dr. Markus Schwoerer and Prof. Dr. Heinz Hoffmann

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