Emmanuel Benichou

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Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1

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Emmanuel Benichou is a Professor at the University Claude Bernard - Lyon 1 in France. His research focuses on molecular dynamics, nonlinear optical responses, and second harmonic scattering, with recent work examining the properties of water and ionic liquids. He has published notable articles exploring various aspects of hyperpolarizability and scattering phenomena in molecular systems.

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Oriane Bonhomme

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Institut Lumière Matière

FRANCE

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Pierre-François Brevet

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Claire Loison

University of Lyon

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Articles (12)

FROG: Exploiting all-atom molecular dynamics trajectories to calculate linear and non-linear optical responses of molecular liquids within Dalton’s QM/MM polarizable embedding scheme

Microscopic view on the polarization-resolved S-SHG intensity of the vapor/liquid interface of pure water

Liquid Water: When Hyperpolarizability Fluctuations Boost and Reshape the Second Harmonic Scattering Intensities

First hyperpolarizability of water in bulk liquid phase: long-range electrostatic effects included via the second hyperpolarizability

Multistep Micellization of Standard Surfactants Evidenced by Second Harmonic Scattering

Second Harmonic Scattering of Molecular Aggregates

First hyperpolarizability of water at the air–vapor interface: a QM/MM study questions standard experimental approximations

Nonlinear optical signature of nanostructural transition in ionic liquids

Adverse Role of Shape and Size in Second-Harmonic Scattering from Gold Nanoprisms

Longitudinal position dependence of the second-harmonic generation of optically trapped silica microspheres

Longitudinal position dependence of the second-harmonic generation of optically trapped silica microspheres

Ordering and Nonideality of Air–Ionic Liquid Interfaces in Surface Second Harmonic Generation

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Oriane Bonhomme

Pierre-François Brevet

Claire Loison

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