Abstract: A transfer substrate is provided with a photothermal conversion layer and a transfer layer formed in this order on a base substrate. The transfer layer is formed of an organic material selected from the group including a first organic material, which has a weight decrease initiation temperature (Tsub) of lower than 500° C. and sublimates under atmospheric pressure, and a second organic material, which has a weight decrease initiation temperature (Tsub) of lower than 500° C. and satisfies the following inequality: Tsub?Tm<200° C. (Tsub: the weight decrease initiation temperature of the second organic material, and Tm: a melting point of the second organic material). Also disclosed is a process for fabricating organic electroluminescent devices by using the transfer substrate.

Abstract: A transfer substrate is provided with a photothermal conversion layer and a transfer layer formed in this order on a base substrate. The transfer layer is formed of an organic material selected from the group including a first organic material, which has a weight decrease initiation temperature (Tsub) of lower than 500° C. and sublimates under atmospheric pressure, and a second organic material, which has a weight decrease initiation temperature (Tsub) of lower than 500° C. and satisfies the following inequality: Tsub?Tm<200° C. (Tsub: the weight decrease initiation temperature of the second organic material, and Tm: a melting point of the second organic material). Also disclosed is a process for fabricating organic electroluminescent devices by using the transfer substrate.

Abstract: Disclosed herein a display including: a plurality of organic electroluminescent elements configured to be arranged over a substrate and be each obtained by depositing a lower electrode, an organic layer including at least a light-emitting layer, and an upper electrode in that order, the organic layer of each of the organic electroluminescent elements being adjusted to have a film thickness that allows resonance of a wavelength of luminescent light generated in the light-emitting layer, wherein the film thickness of the organic layer in a first organic electroluminescent element that generates luminescent light having a shortest wavelength among the plurality of organic electroluminescent elements is set larger than the film thickness of the organic layer in a second organic electroluminescent element that generates luminescent light having a wavelength longer than the shortest wavelength of luminescent light generated in the first organic electroluminescent element.