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Klaus Kaiser in optics. A first experimental demonstration succeeded in the early 1960s [.] when the generation of twice the irradiated frequency was shown in a nonlinear crystal. The mechanism relied on the anharmonicity of the oscillation of the medium’s polarization as produced by an intense light wave. Shor

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Klaus Kaiserre not present in the irradiated light, or when—speaking in more general terms—power is redistributed between different Fourier components of a light field. As a rule, nonlinear effects get more pronounced as the light intensity is increased. The reverse is also true: When the light intensity is suf

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