Linear electro-optic effect in optically active liquids

Buckingham, AD; Fischer, P.

doi:10.1016/S0009-2614(98)01144-0

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Linear electro-optic effect in optically active liquids

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Fischer, P.
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Buckingham, A., & Fischer, P. (1998). Linear electro-optic effect in optically active liquids. Chemical Physics Letters, 297(3-4), 239-246. doi:10.1016/S0009-2614(98)01144-0.

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Abstract

A linear effect of an electrostatic field

on the intensity of sum- and difference-frequency generation in a chiral liquid is predicted. It arises in the electric dipole approximation. The effect changes sign with the enantiomer and on reversing the direction of the electrostatic field. The sum-frequency generator χ(2)αβγ(−ω3;ω1,ω2), where ω3=ω1+ω2, and the electric field-induced sum-frequency generator χ(3)αβγδ(−ω3;ω1,ω2,0)Fδ interfere and their contributions to the scattering power can be distinguished. Encouraging predictions are given for a typical experimental arrangement.