Abstract
The spectral and luminescent properties of film composites based on photoconductive poly-N-epoxipropylcarbazole and nonphotoconductive polyvinylbutyral with admixtures of cationic and anionic polymethine dyes, as well as the effect of an external magnetic field on these properties, are studied. It is found that the magnetic field affects the intensity and kinetics of the delayed fluorescence and recombination luminescence of the cationic dye in photoconductive films. This is explained by specific features of photogeneration of charge pairs, namely, by the participation of the singlet and triplet excited states of dye molecules in this process, as well as by the singlet-triplet conversion in dye molecules and photogenerated charge pairs.