Abstract
Polydiacetylenes (PDAs) are a well-known class of one-dimensional π-conjugated semiconducting polymers. They display optical transitions with high oscillator strength and low photoluminescence efficiency (typically 10-4) This is consistent with ultrafast relaxation of the primary photoexcited state 11Bu into one or more dark states, i.e. states which are energetically below the 11Bu state and not optically coupled to the ground state [1]. The recent availability of sub-10-fs pulses in the visible range enables direct monitoring of this process.
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