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Chaos in a conventional nonlinear coupler

Yijiang Chen and A. W. Snyder

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Conventional optical-fiber directional couplers composed of isotropic material can exhibit chaotic power splitting when the input polarization is inclined to the geometric axes of coupler.

© 1989 Optical Society of America

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