Abstract
A simple semiclassical model for the nonparabolic conduction band of InSb is used to calculate the third-order nonlinear optical susceptibility χ(3)(ω3, ω1, ω1, ω2) in the presence of a dc magnetic field. In particular, we find resonant contributions when the difference frequency ω2ω1 is near the cyclotron frequency or twice the cyclotron frequency. The results of this model are compared to earlier experimental results.