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Soliton transmission control.

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The Gordon-Haus limit of long-distance soliton transmission can be partially overcome through the use of linear filters in each amplifier stage, and new limits are derived and they show the possibility of increased bit rates and/or distances of propagation.
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The Gordon–Haus limit of long-distance soliton transmission can be partially overcome through the use of linear filters in each amplifier stage. New limits are derived, and they show the possibility of increased bit rates and/or distances of propagation.

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Noise of mode-locked lasers

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The sliding-frequency guiding filter: an improved form of soliton jitter control

TL;DR: By gradually translating the peak frequency of guiding filters along its length, this trick allows the use of stronger filters, and hence greater jitter reduction, without incurring the usual penalty of exponentially rising noise from the excess gain required to overcome filterloss.
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Optical Solitons

TL;DR: The theory of optical solitons as well as their experimental investigation has progressed rapidly as discussed by the authors, and optical soliton concepts applied to the description of intense electromagnetic beams and ultrashort pulse propagation in various media have contributed much to this field.
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Reduction of Gordon-Haus timing jitter by periodic dispersion compensation in soliton transmission

TL;DR: In this article, a novel soliton transmission scheme to suppress the accumulation of the Gordon-Haus jitter using periodic dispersion compensation and inline optical filters has been proposed, achieving a Q/sup 2/ of 19 dB and a large power window of 2 dB.
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Dispersion-managed solitons in fibre systems and lasers

TL;DR: In this article, the authors overview the field of the dispersion managed solitons starting from mathematical theories of Hamiltonian and dissipative systems and then discuss recent advances in practical implementation of this concept in fibre-optics and lasers.
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Random walk of coherently amplified solitons in optical fiber transmission

TL;DR: It is shown that amplifier noise causes a soliton's group velocity to undergo a random-walk process, which limits the system's product of length times bit rate, in one example, to about 24 000 GHz-km.
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Long-distance soliton propagation using lumped amplifiers and dispersion shifted fiber

TL;DR: In this paper, it was shown both analytically and by numerical simulation that solitons can traverse great distances through a chain of lumped amplifiers connecting dispersion shifted fiber spans, and the resultant pulse distortions and dispersive wave radiation tend to be negligible, as long as the length scale of the variations in energy and dispersion are short relative to the soliton period.
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Quantum theory of soliton squeezing: a linearized approach

TL;DR: In this paper, a linearized quantum theory of soliton squeezing and detection is presented, which reduces the quantum problem to a classical one, and an optimal homodyne detector is presented that suppresses the noise associated with the continuum and the uncertainties in position and momentum.
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Numerical study of optical soliton transmission amplified periodically by the stimulated Raman process.

TL;DR: Stability of optical solitons amplified periodically by the stimulated Raman process in a fiber is numerically studied for various ranges of parameters.
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Quantum noise in a solitonlike repeater system

TL;DR: In this article, it was shown that in the limit when the amplifier spacing in an all-optical amplifier-repeater system is much smaller than a soliton period, an equivalent nonlinear Schrodinger equation can be developed.
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