“…In recent years, organic materials have attracted many researchers due to its high nonlinearities, ultrafast response in electrooptic effect, large optical susceptibilities, large second order molecular polarizability, and higher resistance to optical damage and they have wide applications in optical communications, frequency mixing, optical parametric oscillation, information storage, and so forth [1][2][3][4]. According to crystal engineering, second harmonic generation occurs mostly in noncentrosymmetric crystals due to nonzero hyperpolarizability.…”