journal article·2016-04

The effect of bulky groups on the electro-optic coefficientr33of a pyridine-donor nonlinear optical chromophore

J.W. Quilty, D.G. Thomas, D.J. Clarke, R.D. Breukers

Optical Materials· Volume 54
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