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Organic polariton lasing and the weak to strong coupling crossover

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Figure 1. (a) Cartoon illustrating our model: many molecules(ΓN-level systems) are coupled to a cavity mode
Figure 2. Evolution of phase diagrams with increasing cou-pling, g√Nm (values as shown)
Figure 3. Nature of lasing instability. Top (a–c,g–i): Real (right, solid cyan) and imaginary (left, grayscale) parts of linearizedeigenvalues ξ
Figure S1. Role of A2 term, fixed coupling, parameters asin Fig. 1. White region denotes normal state, black denoteslasing, and red the superradiant phase.Note the differentx-axis scale in panel (f).
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