Abstract
Guided acoustic wave Brillouin scattering (GAWBS), a weak forward scattering that stems from the interaction of light with thermally excited transverse phonons, has been studied in both standard fibres [1] and photonic crystal fibres [2, 3]. The acoustic phonon vibrations modulate the stress distribution in the silica fibre core, thus modulating the refractive index and inducing polarization and phase noise in the light field.
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