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Thin films and monolayers made of organic materials are attractive due to their potential applications in optics, optoelectronics and photonics. As the thin two dimensional crystallite, they have characteristics similar to that of solid state, including the formation of elementary excitation (exciton, phonon and so on) and the interaction between them. In the low dimensional materials, the phonon coupling phenomena or the interaction between electronic state and lattice relaxation may strongly influence the optical performances.
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