“…and d 0 transition metal cations (Ti 4+ , Nb 5+ , Ta 5+ , V 5+ , etc. ), − such as Pb 3 Ga 2 Ge 4 O 14 (5.8 × KDP), Pb 3 Te(Zn 2 Ge)Ge 2 O 14 (PTZGO, 13 × KDP), Li 3 (OH)PbSiO 4 (21 × KDP), Ba 4 Bi 2 (Si 8– x B 4+ x O 29 ) ( x = 0.09) (BBSBO, 5 × KDP), Cs 2 Bi 2 OSi 2 O 7 (CBSO, 3.5 × KDP), Li 2 Ge(IO 3 ) 6 (20 × KDP), Na 2 Ge(IO 3 ) 6 (15 × KDP), Li 2 K 4 TiOGe 4 O 12 (2 × KDP), Rb 4 Li 2 TiOGe 4 O 12 (2 × KDP), Ba 2 TiOSi 2 O 7 (5.5 × KDP), Li 2 Rb 4 [(TiO)Si 4 O 12 ] (4.5 × KDP), K 3 Nb 3 Ge 2 O 13 (17.5 × KDP), and KNbSi 2 O 7 (6.7 × KDP) . However, the SCALP cations and d 0 transition metal cations may cause a red shift of the absorption edge. − In a langasite structure, introducing the heavy ion Sn 4+ , the SHG response of La 3 Ga 5 SnO 14 (LGSn) can be enhanced (∼15.4 × KDP) without using the SOJT effect, which is about three times that of the La 3 Ga 5 SiO 14 (LGS) crystal .…”