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    The magnetic and optical properties of the benzene ring in aromatic compounds

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    Raman effect in relation to crystal structure: lattice oscillations

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    Crystal symmetry and nonlinear optical properties

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    In an introductory section, the symmetry properties of some of the higher rank polar tensors relating to nonlinear optical polarization are briefly enumerated. It is noted that linear magneto-electric polarizability has been experimentally measured and that the reported results are in conformity with the theory. Symmetry properties of the higher rank axial tensors relating to nonlinear magneto-electric effect are enumerated and it is suggested that such an effect is possible in some crystals in the anti-ferromagnetic state. In all these studies, methods developed earlier by the author have been used

    Raman spectrum of deuterium: I

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    Rotational Raman scattering in benzene

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    A study of the intensity distribution in the rotation wing accompanying the Rayleigh lines in liquid benzene in makde using a high dispersion spectrograph. The results are in perfect agreement with those obtained on earlier occasions using instruments of lower dispersion

    Twenty-five years of research on the Raman effect

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    Reversal of Circular Polarisation in Raman Scattering

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    Further Studies on the Raman Spectrum of Diamond.

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    Raman Spectra of the Simpler Hydrocarbons

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    Quadratic-in-magnetization permittivity and conductivity tensor in cubic crystals

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    We present diagonal and off-diagonal elements of the permittivity and conductivity tensor up to the second order in magnetization for cubic crystals. We express all tensor elements as a function of a general sample orientation, for arbitrary magnetization direction and for (001), (011) and (111) surface orientations. Finally, we discuss, how to extract values of quadratic elements G of the second order permittivity tensors for different sample surface orientations from both experiment and ab-initio calculations
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