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Comprehensive nonsplitting condition of Gaussian pulse in a highly twisted single-mode optical fiber

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This paper describes the nonsplitting condition in which a Gaussian pulse propagating down a single-mode fiber never splits into more than two peaks. This condition has not been found except for the major polarizing plane (δ = 0°) and the minor polarizing plane (|δ| = 180°), where δ/2 denotes the polarizing angle. In the present paper, it is solved over the integral of −45° ≦ δ/2 ≦ 45°. On the basis of this result, a nonsplitting condition, which is termed the comprehensive nonsplitting condition and is independent of the polarizing angle, is proposed.

© 1985 Optical Society of America

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