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Crosstalk reduction in hybrid quantum-classical networks

Bahrani et al., 2016

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11028091439118352837
Author
Bahrani S
Razavi M
Salehi J
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Scientia Iranica

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In this paper, we propose and investigate several crosstalk reduction techniques for hybrid quantum-classical densewavelength-division-multiplexing systems. The transmission of intense� classical signals alongside weak quantum ones on the same fiber introduces …
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