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Greve, Daniel R., Schougaard, Steen B., Geisler, Tommy, Petersen, Jan C., Biørnholm, Thomas (1997) Large third-order nonlinear optical response from molecules with effective multidirectional charge-transfer transitions: New design of third-order nonlinear chromophores. Advanced Materials, 9. 1113-1116 doi:10.1002/adma.19970091411

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TitleLarge third-order nonlinear optical response from molecules with effective multidirectional charge-transfer transitions: New design of third-order nonlinear chromophores
JournalAdvanced Materials
AuthorsGreve, Daniel R.Author
Schougaard, Steen B.Author
Geisler, TommyAuthor
Petersen, Jan C.Author
Biørnholm, ThomasAuthor
Year1997Volume9
PublisherWiley
DOIdoi:10.1002/adma.19970091411Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceGreve, Daniel R., Schougaard, Steen B., Geisler, Tommy, Petersen, Jan C., Biørnholm, Thomas (1997) Large third-order nonlinear optical response from molecules with effective multidirectional charge-transfer transitions: New design of third-order nonlinear chromophores. Advanced Materials, 9. 1113-1116 doi:10.1002/adma.19970091411
Plain TextGreve, Daniel R., Schougaard, Steen B., Geisler, Tommy, Petersen, Jan C., Biørnholm, Thomas (1997) Large third-order nonlinear optical response from molecules with effective multidirectional charge-transfer transitions: New design of third-order nonlinear chromophores. Advanced Materials, 9. 1113-1116 doi:10.1002/adma.19970091411
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