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The strong interaction between several components forms the hybridized plexciton state and yields multiple Rabi splittings. We propose an integrated structure, J-aggregates molecular dye and monolayer WS2 wrap around the core-shell Au@Ag nanorods layer by layer, and realize an active-controlled strong exciton-plasmon-exciton coupling, resulting in three plexciton branches. We build a coupled oscillator model theory to describe the interaction, finely reproduce the derived scattering spectra by the finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method. The amount of J-aggregates and the layer of WS2 can actively modulate the coupling strength between excitons and the localized surface plasmon resonances. The core-multishell structure is experiment-feasible for the unusual WS2 nutshell riches in defects state and protects J-aggregates from dye leakage and photobleaching. The multiple Rabi splittings and its dynamic control may have potential application in sensing and catalysis at the nanoscale.
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