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Molecular Physics, 1981
The theory of the Kerr effect (electric birefringence) is developed with explicit inclusion of molecular vibration. When the theory is applied to CHCl3 and CHF3, it is found that terms with a vibrational origin are an important component of the β-hyperpolarizability extracted from temperature-dependent Kerr studies.
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The theory of the Kerr effect (electric birefringence) is developed with explicit inclusion of molecular vibration. When the theory is applied to CHCl3 and CHF3, it is found that terms with a vibrational origin are an important component of the β-hyperpolarizability extracted from temperature-dependent Kerr studies.
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The ferromagnetic kerr effect in nickel
Solid State Communications, 1964Abstract The Ferromagnetic Kerr Effect (FKE) is an important source of experimental information about low frequency optical interband transitions for ferromagnetic metals. The results of absolute calculations involving two recent models of the band structure of ferromagnetic nickel are discussed as an illustration.
B.R. Cooper, H. Ehrenreich
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Ellipsometric measurement of the Kerr magnetooptic effect
Applied Optics, 1979A conventional PCSA ellipsometer has been used to measure the transverse Kerr magnetooptic effect. The ellipsometer null was first obtained, and the ellipsometric psi and Delta were determined from this measurement. Then measurements were made as a function of polarizer angle while A =+/-ø.
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The Optical Kerr Effect in Fibers
1990It has become evident in the last ten years that a single-mode fiber constitutes the ideal medium for observing nonlinear optical effects in silica, in that it is able to provide an almost lossless diffraction-free long interaction medium over a wide range of wavelengths.
Bruno Crosignani +2 more
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Mathematical note on the Kerr effect
Journal of the Optical Society of America A, 1985The classical theoretical treatment of the Kerr effect is reexamined. This classical theory is in some respects general with regard to the polarizability; little symmetry is assumed, and permanent dipoles are allowed. However, an approximation is made that restricts its application to cases in which saturation effects are negligible.
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Kerr Effects of Flexible Macromolecules
1981Detailed calculations of the effects of different conformations on the Kerr constant have become available only recently. These calculations can be utilized to evaluate the usefulness of Kerr constant measurements in characterizing configurations of macromolecules. Experimental scientists would like to know, in particular, if Kerr measurements are more
Robert L. Jernigan, Sanzo Miyazawa
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