DFG Macromolecular Systems – Microscopic Interactions and Macroscopic Properties

Heinz Hoffmann and Markus Schwoerer are the authors of Macromolecular Systems: Microscopic Interactions and Macroscopic Properties: Final Report, published by Wiley.

MAINLY SOLIDS Model Systems for Photoconductive Material Novel Photoconductive Polymers Theoretical Aspects of Anomalous Diffusion in Complex Systems Low Temperature Heat Release, Sound Velocity and Attenuation, Specific Heat and Thermal Conductivity in Polymers Spectral Diffusion Due to Tunneling Processes at Very Low Temperatures Optically Induced Spectral Diffusion in Water Containing Polymers: TLS Model System Slave-Boson Treatment of Microscopic Models for Strongly Correlated Electron Systems Nonlinear Excitations and the Electronic Structure of Conjugated Polymers Diacetylene Single Crystals Matrix-Molecule Interactions in Dye-Doped Rare Gas Solids MAINLY MICELLES, POLYMERS AND LIQUID CRYSTALS Micellar Structures and Macroscopic Properties of Surfactant Solutions Photophysics of J-Aggregates Convection Instabilities in Nematic Liquid Crystals Preparation and Properties of Surface-Modified ?-Gels Ferrocene-Containing Polymers Transfer of Vibrational Energy in Dye Doped Polymers Picosecond Laser Induced Photophysical Process of Thiophene Oligomers Topospecific Chemistry at Surfaces BIOPOLYMERS Site-Directed Spectroscopy and Site-Directed Chemistry of Biopolymers Spectroscopic Probes of Surfactant Systems and Biopolymers Energy Transport by Lattice Solitons in alpha-Helical Proteins