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Abstract
In article 2400463, Sownyak Mondal and Raheel Hammad use predictive modeling to identify new nonlinear optical (NLO) materials, using refractive index as a proxy. It focuses on non-centrosymmetric materials with optimal hardness and bandgap properties, which are validated through density functional theory, successfully confirming several established NLO materials and enhancing solid-state laser performance.
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