Required Citations
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When you publish results in the scientific literature that were
obtained with Bumblebee, you are required to include references to the
program package with the appropriate release number.


General References
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For simulations performed using Bumblebee:
   Bumblebee 2026.101, SCM, Amsterdam, The Netherlands,
   https://www.scm.com. Optionally, you may add the following list of
   authors and contributors: B. Klumpers, A. Yakovlev, T. Trnka


Key Publications
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Consult the following publications for application examples of
Bumblebee for OLED simulation:
   13. Mesta, M. Carvelli, R.J. de Vries, H. van Eersel, J.J.M. van
       der Holst, M. Schober, M. Furno, B. Lüssem, K. Leo, P. Loebl,
       R. Coehoorn and P.A. Bobbert, *Molecular-scale simulation of
       electroluminescence in a multilayer white organic light-
       emitting diode*, Nature Materials 12, 652 (2013)

   3. Hauenstein, S. Gottardi, E. Torun, R. Coehoorn and H. van
      Eersel, *Identification of OLED degradation scenarios by kinetic
      Monte Carlo simulations of lifetime experiments*, Frontiers in
      Chemistry 9, 823210 (2021)

   3. Hauenstein, X. de Vries, C.H.L. Weijtens, P. Imbrasas, P.-A.
      Will, S. Lenk, K. Ortstein, S. Reineke, P.A. Bobbert, R.
      Coehoorn and H. van Eersel, *Suppressing exciton deconfinement
      and dissociation for efficient thermally activated delayed
      fluorescence OLEDs*, Journal of Applied Physics 130, 155501
      (2021)

   8. van Eersel, P.A. Bobbert, R.A.J. Janssen and R. Coehoorn,
      *Effect of Förster-mediated triplet-polaron quenching and
      triplet-triplet annihilation on the efficiency roll-off of
      organic light-emitting diodes*, Journal of Applied Physics 119,
      163102 (2016)
