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In this Letter we show that the strong coupling between a disordered set ofmolecular emitters and surface plasmons leads to the formation of spatiallycoherent hybrid states extended on acroscopic distances. Young typeinterferometric experiments performed on a system of J-aggregated dyes spreadon a silver layer evidence the coherent emission from different molecularemitters separated by several microns. The coherence is absent in systems inthe weak coupling regime demonstrating the key role of the hybridization of themolecules with the plasmon.

Coherent emission from a disordered organic semiconductor induced by strong coupling with surface plasmons