Hyperpolarizabilities for the one-dimensional infinite single-electron periodic systems: I. Analytical solutions under dipole-dipole correlations

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Abstract

The analytical solutions for the general-four-wave-mixing hyperpolarizabilities χ(3)(−(w1+w2+w3);w1,w2,w3)χ^{(3)}(-(w_1+w_2+w_3);w_1,w_2,w_3) on infinite chains under both Su-Shrieffer-Heeger and Takayama-Lin-Liu-Maki models of trans-polyacetylene are obtained through the scheme of dipole-dipole correlation. Analytical expressions of DC Kerr effect χ(3)(−w;0,0,w)χ^{(3)}(-w;0,0,w), DC-induced second harmonic generation χ(3)(−2w;0,w,w)χ^{(3)}(-2w;0,w,w), optical Kerr effect χ(3)(−w;w,−w,w)χ^{(3)}(-w;w,-w,w) and DC-electric-field-induced optical rectification χ(3)(0;w,−w,0)χ^{(3)}(0;w,-w,0) are derived. By including or excluding ∇k{\bf \nabla_k} terms in the calculations, comparisons show that the intraband contributions dominate the hyperpolarizabilities if they are included. ∇k\nabla_k term or intraband transition leads to the break of the overall permutation symmetry in χ(3)χ^{(3)} even for the low frequency and non-resonant regions. Hence it breaks the Kleinman symmetry that is directly based on the overall permutation symmetry. Our calculations provide a clear understanding of the Kleinman symmetry breaks that are widely observed in many experiments. We also suggest a feasible experiment on χ(3)χ^{(3)} to test the validity of overall permutation symmetry and our theoretical prediction. Finally, our calculations show the following trends for the various third-order nonlinear optical processes in the low frequency and non-resonant region: χ(3)(−3w;w,w,w)>χ(3)(−2w;0,w,w)>χ(3)(−w;w,−w,w)>χ(3)(−w;0,0,w)>=χ(3)(0;w,−w,0)χ^{(3)}(-3w;w,w,w)> χ^{(3)}(-2w;0,w,w)> χ^{(3)}(-w;w,-w,w)>χ^{(3)}(-w; 0,0,w)>= χ^{(3)}(0;w,-w,0), and in the resonant region: χ(3)(−w;0,0,w)>χ(3)(−w;w,−w,w)>χ(3)(−2w;0,w,w)>χ(3)(0;w,−w,0)>χ(3)(−3w;w,w,w)χ^{(3)}(-w;0,0,w)> χ^{(3)}(-w;w,-w,w)> χ^{(3)}(-2w;0,w,w)>χ^{(3)}(0;w,-w,0)>χ^{(3)}(-3w;w,w,w). (w=ω)

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