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DFT and TD-DFT simulations Method Molecules in their neural, singly and doubly reduced (for n-type) or oxidized (for p-type) states were optimized at the DFT level (B3LYP/6-31g(d,p)). TD-DFT calculations were then performed on the optimized geometries (B3LYP/6-31g(d,p)) to obtain absorption spectra. All quantum chemical calculations were done using Gaussian16.3 Results and discussion p-type polymer - p(gT2) In order to reproduce experimental data on p(gT2), oligomers (gT2)n with n=1, 3 and 6 were calculated using above described procedure. For neutral systems, the lowest energy absorption peak position red-shifts with increasing number of monomer units from 328 nm for monomer, 583 nm for trimer to 763 nm for hexamer. These spectra are presented in Figure S24. The experimental value is around 645 nm as shown in Figure 2 of the main text. On this basis, we chose the trimer - (gT2)3 as a reference molecule to compare with experimental results (the chemical structure of (gT2)3 is shown in Figure S25). Figure S26 presents calculated spectra of (gT2)3 in its neutral (‘0’), singly (‘+1’) and doubly (‘+2’) oxidized states with Gaussian broadening equal 0.15 eV. Bottom panel of Figure S26 presents different linear combinations of these three spectra to illustrate some of the expected intermediate states. Table S1 presents calculated active excited states energies and corresponding oscillator strengths of (gT2)3, (gT2)3+1 and (gT2)3+2. Figure S24. TD-DFT calculated absorption spectra of the monomer, trimer and hexamer (gT2)n in their neutral state normalized to the spectra of monomer. Figure S25. Chemical structure of the trimer (gT2)3. 40

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