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Model for optical second-harmonic generation from centrosymmetric molecules adsorbed on a surface

Peter R. Antoniewicz

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Recently, second-harmonic generation has been observed from centrosymmetric molecules adsorbed on a silver surface. The second-harmonic generation is greatly enhanced under conditions which are similar to those under which the surface-enhanced Raman scattering is observed. In this Communication a model is presented which may account for the observed second-harmonic generation and gives an estimate of the effective second-order nonlinear polarizability in good agreement with experiment.

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Recently, second-harmonic generation has been observed from centrosymmetric molecules adsorbed on a silver surface. The second-harmonic generation is greatly enhanced under conditions which are similar to those under which the surface-enhanced Raman scattering is observed. In this Communication a model is presented which may account for the observed second-harmonic generation and gives an estimate of the effective second-order nonlinear polarizability in good agreement with experiment.

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Recently, second-harmonic generation has been observed from centrosymmetric molecules adsorbed on a silver surface. The second-harmonic generation is greatly enhanced under conditions which are similar to those under which the surface-enhanced Raman scattering is observed. In this Communication a model is presented which may account for the observed second-harmonic generation and gives an estimate of the effective second-order nonlinear polarizability in good agreement with experiment.

Key concepts: Polarizability, Surface second harmonic generation, Second-harmonic generation, Raman scattering, Adsorption, Molecule, High harmonic generation, Nonlinear optics

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