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Measurement of normalization factor of n2 for random polarization in optical fibers

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Abstract

The 8/9 normalization coefficient for the nonlinear refractive index in nonpolarization-maintaining optical fibers is confirmed directly by measurement of the ratio of the self- and cross-phase modulation coefficients for two orthogonal polarizations. The nonlinear phase shift is accurately measured with a dual-frequency beat signal as a pump source.

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