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Theoretical Estimations of Third Order Optical Nonlinearities for One Dimensional Metal Chains

T. Fukaya, T. Kamata, and M. Mizuno
[Synth. Met., Vol.71, pp.1693-1694, 1995]


Third order optical nonlinearities of linear metal chains, which are formed crystals and vacuum evaporated thin films of metal-dioxime complexes, are analyzed by using CNDO/SD-CI calculations. Intermolecular exicitonic states are revealed to act very important rolls to the excellent nonlinearities of the linear metal chains. The molecular hyperpolarizabilities g increase with seventh power of the metal chain length.

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Fig. 1. Plots of estimated gamma values versus number of metals, which consist metal chains, Four intervals of metal spacing are considered. Solid line shows a proportional line to the 7th power of the number of metals. Calculations of 100 CI are used.


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