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The ultimate objective is to exploit the resources of polymer chemistry to develop materials specially tailored to optimize the nonlinear optical effects which (it is already clear) will be basic to the "photonics" of the future. The effort to reach that objective can be expected not only to bring us closer to the "devices" of the future, but also to teach us much of intrinsic interest concerning the structure of organic molecules and polymers. The authors have been at pains to serve realistically an interdisciplinary readership; they are aware that the optics will be unfamiliar to some chemists, and the chemistry to opticians, and want all to be able to share the excitement, and participate productively in the work, of this threshold field. From every point of view a very nicely conceived and executed book. (NW) Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
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