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Coupled-Core Fibers: Where Mode Scrambling Mitigates Nonlinear Effects

Roland Ryf, Nicolas K. Fontaine, Haoshuo Chen, and René-Jean Essiambre

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Abstract

In coupled-core multicore fibers the light guided by the cores is continuously scrambled across all cores. The scrambling can be undone using multiple-input-multiple-output digital signal processing, and a beneficial reduction of nonlinear impairments is observed compared to single-mode fiber transmission.

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