Second-order nonlinear optical properties of a novel poly a-methylstyrene analogue

Engineering & Materials Science

• Optical properties 87%
• Polymers 51%
• Electrooptical effects 47%
• Chromophores 30%
• Polymer films 23%
• Glass transition 20%
• Superconducting transition temperature 19%
• Derivatives 14%
• Lasers 13%
• Temperature 7%

Chemical Compounds

• Second-Order Nonlinear Optical Property 100%
• Glass Transition Temperature 59%
• Chromophore 59%
• Liquid Film 34%

Physics & Astronomy

• analogs 56%
• optical properties 45%
• polymers 41%
• electro-optics 26%
• chromophores 15%
• coefficients 15%
• coronas 13%
• glass transition temperature 13%
• lasers 6%
• temperature 4%