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- include axis label 0,1 in gatevoltage graph
- update right axis description to not be cut off
- rewording
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  - "digitalization" → "digitization"
  - clarify diameter and emission wavelength dependence on (6,5) type
  - use *photoluminescece* quantum yield
  - "strong influence" → "strong sensitivity"
- typography error
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  - "dielectricum" → "dielectric"
  - "Tanahaka" → "Tanaka"
  - "spacial" → "spatial"
- automatic rebuild of graph macros from stored ipf files
- clarify diamond and circle symbols in violin plots
- clarify faulty chiral assignment for spectra.
- clarify strong emission as the phenomenon visible in the graph
  `analyzed/mkl44/mkl44acnMaps/combined.png`

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Mandatory changes requested by the primary reviewer
`tobias.hertel@uni-wuerzburg.de`.

- replace dummy label (n,m) in figure
- add missing radius r to Hamiltonian
- include unit Debye
- clarify angle calculation

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