Macroscopic coherence of a single exciton state in a polydiacetylene organic quantum wire
F. Dubin, R. Melet, T. Barisien, R. Grousson, L. Legrand,, M. Schott &, V. Voliotis

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that a single exciton in a conjugated polymer chain exhibits macroscopic quantum coherence over tens of microns, confirmed through interference of separated emission regions.
Contribution
It provides experimental evidence of macroscopic quantum coherence in a single exciton state within an organic quantum wire, a novel observation in conjugated polymers.
Findings
Exciton coherence extends over tens of microns.
Interference observed between spatially separated emission regions.
Coherence limited by the chain length.
Abstract
We show that a single exciton state in an individual ordered conjugated polymer chain exhibits macroscopic quantum spatial coherence reaching tens of microns, limited by the chain length. The spatial coherence of the k=0 exciton state is demonstrated by selecting two spatially separated emitting regions of the chain and observing their interference.
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