Published February 1, 1979
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Compensation for channel dispersion by nonlinear optical phase conjugation
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- Yariv, Amnon
- Fekete, Dan
- Pepper, David M.
Abstract
It is proposed that the process of nonlinear optical phase conjugation can be utilized to compensate for channel dispersion and hence to correct for temporal pulse broadening. Specifically, a four-wave nonlinear interaction is shown to achieve pulse renarrowing. Spectral bandwidth constraints of the input pulse are presented for typical phase-conjugate interaction parameters.
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© Copyright 1979 Optical Society of America Received October 2, 1979 This research was supported by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research. D. Fekete is a Weizmann Institute Postdoctoral Fellow and wishes to acknowledge the support of the Weizmann Institute. D. M. Pepper is a Hughes Research Laboratories Doctoral Fellow and is grateful and thankful for the support granted by the Hughes Aircraft Company.Files
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