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Nonlocal Field Effects and Macroscopic Optical Properties of Self-Assembled Films
Controlable thickness, surface uniformity and a high degree of orientational order of self-assembled organic films raise the problem of direct calculation of their macroscopic optical characteristics in terms of isolated molecule parameters. The two-dimensional character of the problem requires rethinking of the standard approach to the local field effects which in a three-dimensional case are given by the Lorentz-Lorenz formula.