Third-order Nonlinear Susceptibility
Third-Order Nonlinear Susceptibility is a fourth-rank tensor quantity in nonlinear optics that characterizes the third-order response of a material's polarization to an applied electric field, distinguishing itself from lower-order susceptibilities by governing phenomena such as intensity-dependent refractive index and four-wave mixing.
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Chi(3)Third-order Optical Susceptibility
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