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Stable propagation of solitons with increased energy through the combined action of dispersion management and periodic saturable absorption

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Abstract

It is shown, through numerical simulations, that by using a combination of dispersion management and periodic saturable absorption it is possible to transmit solitonlike pulses with greatly increased energy near to the zero net dispersion wavelength. This system is shown to support the stable propagation of solitons over transoceanic distances for a wide range of input powers.

© 1997 Optical Society of America

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