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Les statues usurpées par Merneptah, 19 dynastiePERSOONS, A.Revue des Archéologues et Historiens d'Art de Louvain Leuven. 1978, Vol 11, 188 p.Article

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Hyper-Rayleigh scattering in solutionCLAYS, K; PERSOONS, A.Physical review letters. 1991, Vol 66, Num 23, pp 2980-2983, issn 0031-9007Article

The size and shape of macromolecular structures: determination of the radius, the length, and the persistence length of rodlike micelles of dodecyldimethylammonium chloride and bromideVAN DE SANDE, W; PERSOONS, A.Journal of physical chemistry (1952). 1985, Vol 89, Num 3, pp 404-406, issn 0022-3654Article

Hyper-Rayleigh scattering in solutionCLAYS, K; PERSOONS, A.Review of scientific instruments. 1992, Vol 63, Num 6, pp 3285-3289, issn 0034-6748Article

Photon random walk in the frequency domainCLAYS, K; PERSOONS, A.Optics communications. 1992, Vol 92, Num 1-3, pp 6-11, issn 0030-4018Article

Reduction of phase instability in a mode-locked argon laserCLAYS, K; PERSOONS, A.Applied optics. 1988, Vol 27, Num 17, pp 3601-3603, issn 0003-6935Article

Photorefractive polysilanes functionalized with a nonlinear optical chromophoreHENDRICKX, E; VAN STEENWINCKEL, D; PERSOONS, A et al.Macromolecules. 1999, Vol 32, Num 7, pp 2232-2238, issn 0024-9297Article

Synthesis and nonlinear optical properties of high glass transition poly(maleimide-4-phenylstyrene)sVERBIEST, T; SAMYN, C; VAN BEYLEN, M et al.Macromolecular rapid communications. 1998, Vol 19, Num 7, pp 349-352, issn 1022-1336Article

Highly ordered films of neat calix[4]arenes for second order nonlinear opticsKELDERMAN, E; HEESINK, G. J. T; REINHOUDT, D. N et al.Advanced materials (Weinheim). 1993, Vol 5, Num 12, pp 925-930, issn 0935-9648Article

Nitrocalix[4]arenes as molecules for second-order nonlinear opticsKELDERMAN, E; DERHAEG, L; HEESINK, G. J. T et al.Angewandte Chemie. International edition in English. 1992, Vol 31, Num 8, pp 1075-1077, issn 0570-0833Article

Second harmonic generation in Langmuir-Blodgett films of preformed polymersVERBIEST, T; SAMYN, C; PERSOONS, A et al.Thin solid films. 1992, Vol 210-11, Num 1-2, pp 188-190, issn 0040-6090, 1Conference Paper

Low-cost 1-Hz resolution bandwidth spectrum analyzer in the 0.1-1000-MHz frequency rangeCLAYS, K; STROBBE, R; PERSOONS, A et al.Review of scientific instruments. 1988, Vol 59, Num 10, pp 2294-2296, issn 0034-6748Article

Chromophore functionalised maleimide copolymers with high poling stabilities of the nonlinear optical effect at elevated temperatureSAMYN, C; BALLET, W; VERBIEST, T et al.Polymer (Guildford). 2001, Vol 42, Num 21, pp 8511-8516, issn 0032-3861Article

Synthetic approach for the incorporation of second-order nonlinear optical chromophores containing furan groups, into methacrylate copolymersHEYLEN, M; VAN DEN BROECK, K; BOUTTON, C et al.European polymer journal. 1998, Vol 34, Num 10, pp 1453-1456, issn 0014-3057Article

Chiral effects in second-order nonlinear opticsPERSOONS, A; KAURANEN, M; VAN ELSHOCHT, S et al.Molecular crystals and liquid crystals science and technology. Section A, Molecular crystals and liquid crystals. 1998, Vol 314-15, pp 395-400, issn 1058-725XConference Paper

Spatial correlations between chromophores in thin films by femtosecond hyper-Rayleigh scatteringOLBRECHTS, G; CLAYS, K; PERSOONS, A et al.Optical materials (Amsterdam). 1998, Vol 9, Num 1-4, pp 313-315, issn 0925-3467Conference Paper

Chiral effects in the second-order optical nonlinearityu of a poly(isocyanide) monolayerKAURANEN, M; VERBIEST, T; MEIJER, E. W et al.Advanced materials (Weinheim). 1995, Vol 7, Num 7, pp 641-644, issn 0935-9648Article

First hyperpolarizability of organotin compounds with T_d symmetryLEQUAN, M; BRANGER, C; SIMON, J et al.Advanced materials (Weinheim). 1994, Vol 6, Num 11, pp 851-853, issn 0935-9648Article

Highly polarizable biaryl salts for liquid crystals and nonlinear optics: synthesis and properties of a phenol/pyridinium triflateBOY, P; COMBELLAS, C; MATHEY, G et al.Advanced materials (Weinheim). 1994, Vol 6, Num 7-8, pp 580-583, issn 0935-9648Article

Large second-order optical polarizabilities in mixed-valency metal complexesLAIDLAW, W. M; DENNING, R. G; VERBIEST, T et al.Nature (London). 1993, Vol 363, Num 6424, pp 58-60, issn 0028-0836Article

Nonlinar optical properties of proteins measured by hyper-Rayleigh scattering in solutionCLAYS, K; HENDRICKX, E; TRIEST, M et al.Science (Washington, D.C.). 1993, Vol 262, Num 5138, pp 1419-1422, issn 0036-8075Article

A diffusion-adsorption model for the computation of the amount of hormone around a secreting cells, detected by the reverse hemolytic plaque assayALLAERTS, W; WOUTERS, A; VAN DER MASSEN, D et al.Journal of theoretical biology. 1988, Vol 131, Num 4, pp 441-459, issn 0022-5193Article