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Frequency conversion and switching in birefringent fibers

G. Millot, E. Seve, S. Wabnitz, and S. Trillo

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Abstract

In optical fibers, the interplay of the optical Kerr effect and chromatic dispersion leads to modulational instability (MI) [1]: a continuous wave undergoes a modulation of its amplitude or phase in the presence of quantum noise or a frequency shifted signal wave (induced-MI).

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