Second Harmonic And Sum-frequency Spectroscopy: Basics And Applications
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Basic Theory of Second Harmonic and Sum Frequency Generation
Biomembranes
Biomolecules at Interfaces
Bulk and Surface Chirality
Buried Interfaces
Catalysis in Real Atmosphere
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Characterization of Bulk Structures
Charged Water Interfaces
Chiral Sum Frequency Spectroscopy
Competitive Adsorption and Co-Adsorption
Electric-Dipole and Electric-Quadrupole Contributions
Electrochemical Interfaces
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Experimental Arrangement
Experimental Consideration
In Situ Surface Studies
Interfaces of Bulk Materials
Interfaces of Colloidal Particles
Interfaces of Junction Devices
Interfaces of Liquid Crystals and Ionic Liquids
Interfaces of Organic Molecules
Langmuir Monolayers
Liquid Interfaces
Microscopic Structures of Interfaces
Molecular Adsorption at Interfaces
Nonlinear Surface and Bulk Susceptibilities
Polymer Interfaces
Probing Antiferromagnetization by Second Harmonic Generation
Second Harmonic and Sum Frequency Spectroscopy
Second Harmonic Microscopy
Second Harmonic Response from Magnetic Materials
Structural Symmetry
Sum Frequency Microscopy
Sum Frequency Vibrational Spectroscopy
Surface Phonons
Surface Reactions
Surface Specificity
Surface Sum Frequency Vibrational Spectroscopy
Surfaces and Interfaces
Surfaces in Real Environment
Time-Dependent Sum-Frequency Spectroscopy
Ultrafast Surfaces Dynamics
Water and Ice Interfaces
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- ISBN 9789811262272
- Publication Date: 24 Mar 2023
- Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
- Publication City/Country: SG
- Product Form: Hardback
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Optical second harmonic and sum-frequency generation has evolved into a useful spectroscopic tool for material characterization, especially as a viable and powerful technique for probing surfaces and interfaces. This book serves as an introduction on the technique. It provides a comprehensible description on the basics of the technique and gives detailed accounts with illustrating examples on the wide range of applications of the technique. It clearly points out the unique capabilities of the technique as a spectroscopic tool for studies of bulk and interface structures in different disciplines.This book is an updated version of an earlier book on the same subject, but it puts more emphasis on physical concepts and description. It underscores recent advances of sum-frequency spectroscopy at the technical front as well as over its wide range of applications, with the author's perspective in each area. Most chapters end with a section of summary and prospects that hopefully can help stimulate interest to further develop the technique and explore possibilities of applying the technique.
