Strong Wavelength Dependence of Hyperpolarizability in the Near-Infrared Biological Window for Second-Harmonic Generation by Amphiphilic Porphyrins
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Koen Clays | Harry L. Anderson | Javier Pérez-Moreno | Ismael López-Duarte | James E. Reeve | H. Anderson | Ismael López-Duarte | Koen Clays | J. Pérez-Moreno | Kurt De Mey | Igor Boczarow | K. D. Mey | Igor Boczarow | Ismael López‐Duarte
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