We study the dynamical behavior of an electron in a two-level nonlinea
r system driven by a laser field. Two different kinds of systems are s
tudied here: (i) Both levels (or sites) have equal nonlinearity streng
th (chi), and (ii) the initial excitation site has the nonlinearity st
rength but the other site does not have any nonlinearity. In the first
case we find that perfect delocalization occurs when the field freque
ncy is equal to the energy difference (epsilon(0)) between the two lev
els irrespective of the nonlinearity strength but for a particular fix
ed critical value of laser field amplitude given by V-c similar to 0.4
714 chi. In the second case we find that the resonance frequency (omeg
a(0)) depends on the strength of nonlinearity and the dependence is gi
ven by omega(0) = 0.5 chi + epsilon(0) In this case we find that a cri
tical field strength given by V-c similar to 0.2456 chi is necessary t
o obtain resonance.