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Impact of self-phase modulation on bandwidth efficient modulation formats

Wuth et al., 2001

Document ID
2495392425653765022
Author
Wuth T
Kaiser W
Rosenkranz W
Publication year
Publication venue
Optical Fiber Communication Conference

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Impact of Self-Phase Modulation on Bandwidth Efficient Modulation Formats Page 1 Impact of Self-Phase Modulation on Bandwidth Efficient Modulation Formats T. Wuth, W. Kaiser and W. Rosenkranz Chair for Communications, Christian-Albrechts-University of Kiel,Kaiserstraße 2 …
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