On some specific properties of systems endowed with dipole–dipole interactions

Abstract

Specific properties of systems with dipole–dipole interactions in the one‐dimensional structures leading to the violation of the statistical equivalent of the continuity equation resulting in the creation of qualitatively new excitations are analyzed. Those excitations are the result of the interaction between the initial quasiparticle currents. The structures discussed may be of importance in biophysics, and the biophysical aspects of the obtained results are considered. In comparison with other mechanisms, the exciton mechanism is shown to be of a very specific nature as its transport properties are sharply dependent upon the type of exciting light bounded within the range of temperatures covered by living organisms. This can result in an accumulation of interface excitations on a specific lattice molecule and cause its qualitative transformations with corresponding biological consequences. Copyright © 1977 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.