Abstract

New inverse dispersion reconstruction methods are described. Inverse solutions rely exclusively on processing the end-of-fiber observables obtained by a localized four-photon mixing technique. The accuracy of the new methods was verified by solving the inverse problem associated with physical and synthetic dispersion fluctuation maps in high confinement fiber.

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