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Simultaneous polarization attraction and Raman amplification of a light beam in optical fibers

Morin et al., 2012

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1754574145699823704
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Morin P
Pitois S
Fatome J
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JOSA B

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In this paper, we demonstrate that it is possible to combine both Raman amplification and polarization attraction of a signal wave in a single optical fiber by means of a counterpropagating scheme. Experiments were performed near 1550 nm in a continuous …
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