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Theoretical description of high-harmonic spectroscopy for uniaxial nematic and isotropic liquid crystals
Enabled by their controllable optical anisotropy, liquid crystals form a cornerstone of linear optical and display technologies. Bringing the versatile platform into the nonlinear regime, we explore its nonlinear optical anisotropy by high-order harmonic generation spectroscopy. Through a comprehens
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