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Intensity discrimination with twisted birefringent optical fibers

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Abstract

A theory of intensity-dependent polarization changes in twisted single-mode fibers is presented. The theory includes the effect of twist-induced circular birefringence and shows that twist can enhance the nonlinear transmnission of fiber-optic devices that rely on nonlinear birefringence.

© 1986 Optical Society of America

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