Abstract
It is generally necessary to include the effects of the magnetic field dependence of triplet exciton spin relaxation, and especially its anisotropy, in order to explain the magnetic field modulation of delayed fluorescence in molecular crystals. It is then possible to account for several observations made in recent years on naphthalene, pyrene and 1-4-dibromonaphthalene.
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