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Organic materials hold a large promise for second- and third-order nonlinear optical and fast electro-optic applications due to the large nonlinearities of the basic molecular units and the almost purely electronic origin of the nonlinearity. We here discuss the new development in this field with respect to molecules, polymers, and molecular crystals.
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