Hyperpolarizability of novel carbo-meric push-pull chromophores
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Remi Chauvin | Viviane Peyrou | Pascal G. Lacroix | Christine Lepetit | Catherine Saccavini | R. Chauvin | C. Lepetit | P. Lacroix | Catherine Saccavini | V. Peyrou
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