you may also see "Nonlinear silicon photonics" paper by J Leuthold et al
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Which materials have highest electro-optic effect so that they are more sensitive to electric field. I am not worried about speed, even if response is slow that's fine
You can refer to this book http://www.springer.com/in/book/9783642026454. I would recommend Lithium Niobate but yes you can also refer to this paper http://scitation.aip.org/docserver/fulltext/aip/journal/apl/89/24/1.2402946.pdf?expires=1462425177&id=id&accname=2122919&checksum=BA49E77EBEC2A8083B68BEC50F2ECD34 for clear understanding.
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