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Collective Excitonic Structure Governs Anomalously Weak Thermal Optical Dephasing in Conjugated Polymers
Conjugated polymer aggregates exhibit optical decoherence in the presence of strong vibronic coupling and substantial diversity in chemical structure, solid-state organization, and excitonic character. Here, we use coherence-detected and population-detected two-dimensional electronic spectroscopies
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