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We extend the linear-analytic tetrahedra method for integrating linear-response functions over the Brillouin zone to nonlinear-response functions. We explicitly consider the case of {χ}{→} ⁽²⁾ for zinc-blende crystals, and evaluate the contribution to the imaginary part of {χ}{→} ⁽²⁾. We find that, as in the linear case, the results are independent of the tetrahedral cell geometry, which renders the method useful and simple. Extensions to other nonlinear-response functions are also considered.
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