“…In the last decades, compounds with photochromic properties have attracted considerable attention for the creation of devices for the registration and storage of optical information, molecular switches, chemical sensors, and reagents for fluorescence spectroscopy , . It is known that 2‐aryl(hetaryl)‐ and 2‐styrylquinazolinones show distinctive fluorescence properties and therefore have potential for the creation of non‐linear optical generators . Variation of the structures, namely, the substituents in the heterocyclic and aryl fragments, allows one to obtain optical systems with various spectral parameters .…”