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Nonlinear optical responses of semiconducting graphene nanoribbons: Strong constraint from a hidden symmetry
Nonlinear optical (NLO) responses are powerful tools for probing material structures, as they are highly sensitive to spatial symmetries. For instance, it is well known that having inversion symmetry forbids even-order NLO effects. Here, we show that nonspatial symmetries can also significantly cons
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