Charge transfer enhanced annihilation leading to deterministic single photon emission in rigid perylene end-capped polyphenylenes
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Toby D. M. Bell, Josemon Jacob, Eduard Fron, Fabian Nolde, Johan Hofkens, Klaus Müllen, Frans C. De Schryver
Two new peryleneimide end-capped polyphenylenes are shown to be deterministic single photon sources in PMMA films due to efficient annihilation between charge transfer states.
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