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Giant second-harmonic generation in few-atomic layer metals
Quantum confinement restructures the electronic phase space of ultrathin metals, but the resulting density-of-states (DOS) change is not generically large. We show that, within a three-dimensional confinement theory based on the suppression of long-wavelength electronic states, the Fermi-level DOS e
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