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Photonic crystal fibers: state of the art and future perspectives

Nasilowski et al., 2004

Document ID
2998962792803856906
Author
Nasilowski T
Kotynski R
Berghmans F
Thienpont H
Publication year
Publication venue
Lightguides and their Applications II

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Photonic crystals are known already, in some forms, for a longer time, but they become recently very popular and interesting for theoretical, numerical, experimental and application oriented research. The reasons for that are their very interesting properties exceeding …
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