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Correlation-based interferometric method of evaluating the beat length

V. Sikka, S. Balasubramanian, A. Viswanath, and K. Srinivasan

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A new, to our knowledge, interferometric method of measuring beat lengths in polarization-maintaining fibers that is based on correlation measurements is presented.

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