Defeating Tradeoffs for Nonlinear Optical Materials
Christopher R. Moylan, I-Heng McComb, Robert D. Miller, Victor Y. Lee, Robert J. Twieg, Susan P. Ermer, Steven M. Lovejoy, Doris S. Leung
Abstract
Christopher R. Moylan, I-Heng McComb, Robert D. Miller, Victor Y. Lee, Robert J. Twieg, Susan P. Ermer, Steven M. Lovejoy, Doris S. Leung
Abstract
In order to be useful for electro-optic devices, nonlinear optical chromophores must be thermally stable, highly transparent, and have large hyperpolarizabilities. Although these qualities are to some extent mutually exclusive, a small group of chromophores has been prepared that meets the various criteria for applicability.
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In order to be useful for electro-optic devices, nonlinear optical chromophores must be thermally stable, highly transparent, and have large hyperpolarizabilities. Although these qualities are to some extent mutually exclusive, a small group of chromophores has been prepared that meets the various criteria for applicability.
Key concepts: Chromophore, Nonlinear optical, Nonlinear system, Nonlinear optics, Order (exchange), Materials science, Optoelectronics, Computer science