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L I S T O F F I G U R E SFigure 1.1Figure 1.2Figure 1.3Figure 1.4Figure 1.5Figure 2.1Figure 2.2Figure 2.3Figure 2.4Figure 2.5Working principle of an organic bilayersolar cell. 3Characteristic voltage-current of a solarcell. 4Organic photovoltaic efficiencies from1986 to 2013 (figure from [1]). 5Efficiency of hybrid solar cells composedby P3HT and TiO 2 or ZnO. 6Normalized UV-Vis absorption spectrafor thin films (6 nm) of P3HT onglass (squares), ZnO (circles), and C 16 SHmodified ZnO (triangles) (figure fromref.[2]). 10P3HT molecule composed by 16 thiophenes.18Interaction energy of a thiophene dimeras a function of the thiophenes distancecalculated according to MPMD(symbols) CCSD(T) (continuous line)and MP2 (dotted line) methods (figurefrom [3]). 19Assembling of P3HT molecules. In theh-mechanism the assembling of singleP3HT chains is driven by the π −π interactions, resulting in the formationof h-foil (left). In the s-mechanismthe assembling brings to the formationof s-foils (right). 20Static interaction between two P3HTchains at different π − π distances. 20Static interaction between two P3HTchains at different interdigitation distances.21xi
xiiList of FiguresFigure 2.6Figure 2.7Perspective-view (left), top-view (center)and side-view (right) of P3HT equilibriumstructures. The white box representthe othorombic unit cell withthe corresponding lattice parameters(figures from [3]). 21Energy landscapes obtained by MP forthe bulk P3HT structure. The latticeparameters are referred to the equilibriumvalues a 0 and b 0 while the totalenergy is referred to the energyof two unbound chains (figure from[3]). 22Figure 2.8 Assembling of P3HT foils. In the h-mechanism (top), two h-foils assemblein a zigzag-like final structure. Inthe s-mechanism (bottom), one s-foilstacks on top of a P3HT semi bulkin the aligned final structure (figurefrom [3]). 23Figure 2.9Figure 2.10Figure 2.11Figure 2.12Figure 2.13Figure 2.14P3HT ideal s-crystal (left), P3HT bulkrelaxed at low temperature (center) andP3HT bulk after a room temperatureannealing (right). 24S(q) for an ideal s-crystal and for abulk relaxed at 1 K and 300 K. Thedirection x is parallel to the backbone(top panel), the y corresponds to theinterdigitation (middle panel) and thez to the π − π (bottom panel). 25Configuration of a P3HT 010 (top) and100 (bottom) surfaces after a low temperaturerelaxation (left) and a roomtemperature annealing (right). 26S(q) for 010 and 100 surfaces relaxedat 1 K and at room temperature. 28Initial and relaxed configuration of aP3HT 8x4 crystal. 29Initial and relaxed configuration of aP3HT 16x16 crystal and correspondingS(q) in the interdigitation direction.30
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T E R N A RY Z N O / Z N P C / P 3
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5.3 conclusions 69γ L/L ∼ 0.112
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C O N C L U S I O N SIn this thesis
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A.1 molecular dynamics 75a.1.2The t
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