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Fourth-order dispersion suppression of ultrashort optical pulses by second-order dispersion and cosine phase modulation

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Abstract

A technique for significantly suppressing severe fourth-order dispersion of ultrashort optical pulses in long-distance transmission is analyzed by use of the quadratic phase from the excess second-order dispersion of the fiber link in conjunction with synchronously applied cosine phase modulation of temporally stretched pulses. Numerical simulation predicts much improved transmission of 250-fs pulses at 5–10-GHz repetition rates over 100 km of fiber by π3.5π phase modulation.

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