Abstract
Substantial effort has been recently dedicated to the study of the far-IR nonlinear optical properties of the intersubband transitions (IST’s), especially in the areas of IR detection1 and frequency conversion, based on the second-order susceptibility.2–4 The third-order susceptibility research was mostly limited to the saturation-type nonlinearity χ(3) (ω; ω; −ω; ω), which is inherently slow and is always accompanied by significant absorption, making practical applications difficult.5
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