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the regularity that radiationless decay between two electronic states slows roughly exponentially as the energy gap between them grows.

In spectroscopy, energy gap law refers to the regularity that radiationless decay between two electronic states slows roughly exponentially as the energy gap between them grows. This meaning comes from Englman (1970) in Molecular Physics.[1]

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References

Englman, R., & Jortner, J. (1970). The energy gap law for radiationless transitions in large molecules. Molecular Physics, 18(2), 145-164. https://doi.org/10.1080/00268977000100171

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