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Radiation-optical stability of single-mode W-type lightguides with depressed-index fluorosilicate cladding

K. V. Dukel’skiĭ, M. A. Eron’yan, A. V. Komarov, A. V. Khokhlov, A. Yu. Kulesh, I. K. Meshkovskiĭ, and V. N. Lomasov

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Abstract

This paper discusses how hydrogen-isotope doping of a single-mode W-type fiber lightguide with fluorosilicate cladding affects its additional optical losses under bending of the fiber and γ irradiation. It is established that introducing stable OH<sup>−</sup> and OD<sup>−</sup> groups into the core of a lightguide fabricated by modified chemical vapor deposition reduces its optical losses when it is bent but does not increase the radiation–optical stability.

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