“…Nonlinear light scattering methods and in particular second harmonic scattering (SHS) has been widely used to investigate solvation, hydration, and correlation − of molecule in solution, self-assembly, , interfacial properties of small particles, − droplets in liquids, , biological membranes, − or structuration of materials. − Numerous models − have been developed to interpret experimental data and in particular angular distribution and polarization dependence of the second harmonic scattered light. The understanding of such variation allows the recovery of important properties about the symmetry, organization, and/or correlation − of the nano-objects probed.…”