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Third-harmonic Generation Microscopy With Focus-engineered Beams: A Numerical Study: Erratum.

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Third-harmonic generation microscopy with focus-engineered beams: a numerical study: erratum.

Nicolas Olivier, Emmanuel Beaurepaire

|September 23, 2025

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This study corrects errors in a previous publication on third harmonic generation in isotropic media. The corrected analysis reverses one conclusion regarding angular dependence but leaves other findings largely intact.

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Area of Science:

Nonlinear Optics
Materials Science

Background:

The original article investigated third harmonic generation (THG) in isotropic media.
Previous analysis contained specific errors requiring correction for accurate scientific understanding.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify and rectify inaccuracies in the published expressions and figures related to THG in isotropic media.
To re-evaluate conclusions based on corrected data and ensure scientific rigor.

Main Methods:

Re-examination of the mathematical expression for the third harmonic tensor.
Verification and correction of figure orientations, specifically the x-y plane representations.
Reassessment of the angular dependence of THG based on corrected parameters.

Main Results:

An error in the third harmonic tensor expression for isotropic media was identified and corrected.
Figures depicting x-y plane data were found to be rotated by 90 degrees and have been rectified.
The corrected analysis leads to a reversal of one specific conclusion regarding angular dependence.

Conclusions:

The corrected analysis of third harmonic generation in isotropic media is now scientifically accurate.
While one conclusion is reversed, the overall qualitative results of the original study remain valid.