Abstract
The propagation of short optical and terahertz pulses through a noncentrosymmetric (ferroelectric) film on a centrosymmetric substrate is considered. The effect of terahertz electro-induced second harmonic generation is observed in the film. It is shown that the difference in the group velocities of THz and optical pulses leads to a non-mirror-like dependence of the transient nonlinear-optical response upon a mirror image of the film–substrate structure relative to its surface.
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