1. Synthesis of molecular arrays with nonlinear optical properties: second-harmonic generation by covalently functionalized glassy polymers
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3. Etemad, S., Baker, G. L. and Jaye, D. Linear and Nonlinear Optical Properties of Polyacetylene. Proceedings of SPIE, Volume 682, Molecular and Polymeric Materials: Fundamentals and Applications. Edited by: Khanarian, G. pp.44–49.
4. Theoretical studies on polyaniline
5. Dalton, L. 1988. Design of Polymers with Semiconductor, NLO and Structural Properties, to be presented at SPIE O-E LASE '88, Innovative Science and Technology Symposium, Conference 878, Multifunctional Materials, Session 3—Optical Glass and Macromolecular Materials. January10–171988, Los Angeles. preliminary communication, AFOSR contract F49620–87-C-0100