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9780120451401

Nonlinear Fiber Optics

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Summary

The field of nonlinear fiber optics has grown substantially since the First Edition of Nonlinear Fiber Optics, published in 1989. Like the First Edition, this Second Edition is a comprehensive, tutorial, & up-to-date account of nonlinear optical phenomena in fiber optics. It synthesizes widely scattered research material & presents it in an accessible manner for students & researchers already engaged in or wishing to enter the field of nonlinear fiber optics. Particular attention is paid to the importance of nonlinear effects in the design of optical fiber communication systems. This is a completely new book containing either new sections or major revisions in every chapter.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. xv
Introductionp. 1
Historical Perspectivep. 1
Fiber Characteristicsp. 3
Material and Fabricationp. 4
Fiber Lossesp. 5
Chromatic Dispersionp. 7
Polarization-Mode Dispersionp. 13
Fiber Nonlinearitiesp. 17
Nonlinear Refractionp. 17
Stimulated Inelastic Scatteringp. 19
Importance of Nonlinear Effectsp. 20
Overviewp. 22
Problemsp. 25
Referencesp. 25
Pulse Propagation in Fibersp. 31
Maxwell's Equationsp. 31
Fiber Modesp. 34
Eigenvalue Equationp. 34
Single-Mode Conditionp. 36
Characteristics of the Fundamental Modep. 37
Pulse-Propagation Equationp. 39
Nonlinear Pulse Propagationp. 39
Higher-Order Nonlinear Effectsp. 45
Numerical Methodsp. 51
Split-Step Fourier Methodp. 51
Finite-Difference Methodsp. 55
Problemsp. 57
Referencesp. 58
Group-Velocity Dispersionp. 63
Different Propagation Regimesp. 63
Dispersion-Induced Pulse Broadeningp. 66
Gaussian Pulsesp. 67
Chirped Gaussian Pulsesp. 69
Hyperbolic-Secant Pulsesp. 71
Super-Gaussian Pulsesp. 72
Experimental Resultsp. 75
Third-Order Dispersionp. 76
Changes in Pulse Shapep. 77
Broadening Factorp. 79
Arbitrary-Shape Pulsesp. 82
Ultrashort-Pulse Measurementsp. 85
Dispersion Managementp. 86
GVD-Induced Limitationsp. 86
Dispersion Compensationp. 88
Compensation of Third-Order Dispersionp. 90
Problemsp. 93
Referencesp. 94
Self-Phase Modulationp. 97
SPM-Induced Spectral Broadeningp. 97
Nonlinear Phase Shiftp. 98
Changes in Pulse Spectrap. 100
Effect of Pulse Shape and Initial Chirpp. 104
Effect of Partial Coherencep. 106
Effect of Group-Velocity Dispersionp. 109
Pulse Evolutionp. 109
Broadening Factorp. 113
Optical Wave Breakingp. 115
Experimental Resultsp. 118
Effect of Third-Order Dispersionp. 120
Higher-Order Nonlinear Effectsp. 122
Self-Steepeningp. 123
Effect of GVD on Optical Shocksp. 126
Intrapulse Raman Scatteringp. 128
Problemsp. 130
Referencesp. 130
Optical Solitonsp. 135
Modulation Instabilityp. 136
Linear Stability Analysisp. 136
Gain Spectrump. 138
Experimental Observationp. 140
Ultrashort Pulse Generationp. 142
Impact on Lightwave Systemsp. 144
Fiber Solitonsp. 146
Inverse Scattering Methodp. 147
Fundamental Solitonp. 149
Higher-Order Solitonsp. 152
Experimental Confirmationp. 154
Soliton Stabilityp. 156
Other Types of Solitonsp. 159
Dark Solitonsp. 159
Dispersion-Managed Solitonsp. 164
Bistable Solitonsp. 165
Perturbation of Solitonsp. 166
Perturbation Methodsp. 167
Fiber Lossesp. 169
Soliton Amplificationp. 171
Soliton Interactionp. 176
Higher-Order Effectsp. 180
Third-Order Dispersionp. 181
Self-Steepeningp. 183
Intrapulse Raman Scatteringp. 186
Propagation of Femtosecond Pulsesp. 190
Problemsp. 192
Referencesp. 193
Polarization Effectsp. 203
Nonlinear Birefringencep. 204
Origin of Nonlinear Birefringencep. 204
Coupled-Mode Equationsp. 206
Elliptically Birefringent Fibersp. 208
Nonlinear Phase Shiftp. 210
Nondispersive XPMp. 210
Optical Kerr Effectp. 211
Pulse Shapingp. 216
Evolution of Polarization Statep. 218
Analytic Solutionp. 219
Poincare-Sphere Representationp. 221
Polarization Instabilityp. 224
Polarization Chaosp. 227
Vector Modulation Instabilityp. 228
Low-Birefringence Fibersp. 229
High-Birefringence Fibersp. 231
Isotropic Fibersp. 234
Experimental Resultsp. 235
Birefringence and Solitonsp. 238
Low-Birefringence Fibersp. 239
High-Birefringence Fibersp. 240
Soliton-Dragging Logic Gatesp. 243
Vector Solitonsp. 244
Random Birefringencep. 246
Polarization-Mode Dispersionp. 246
Polarization State of Solitonsp. 248
Problemsp. 252
Referencesp. 253
Cross-Phase Modulationp. 260
XPM-Induced Nonlinear Couplingp. 261
Nonlinear Refractive Indexp. 261
Coupled NLS Equationsp. 263
Propagation in Birefringent Fibersp. 264
XPM-Induced Modulation Instabilityp. 265
Linear Stability Analysisp. 265
Experimental Resultsp. 268
XPM-Paired Solitonsp. 270
Bright-Dark Soliton Pairp. 270
Bright-Gray Soliton Pairp. 272
Other Soliton Pairsp. 272
Spectral and Temporal Effectsp. 274
Asymmetric Spectral Broadeningp. 275
Asymmetric Temporal Changesp. 281
Higher-Order Nonlinear Effectsp. 284
Applications of XPMp. 286
XPM-Induced Pulse Compressionp. 286
XPM-Induced Optical Switchingp. 289
XPM-Induced Nonreciprocityp. 290
Problemsp. 293
Referencesp. 294
Stimulated Raman Scatteringp. 298
Basic Conceptsp. 298
Raman-Gain Spectrump. 299
Raman Thresholdp. 300
Coupled Amplitude Equationsp. 304
Quasi-Continuous SRSp. 306
Single-Pass Raman Generationp. 306
Raman Fiber Lasersp. 309
Raman Fiber Amplifiersp. 312
Raman-Induced Crosstalkp. 318
SRS with Short Pump Pulsesp. 320
Pulse-Propagation Equationsp. 320
Nondispersive Casep. 321
Effects of GVDp. 324
Experimental Resultsp. 327
Synchronously Pumped Raman Lasersp. 332
Soliton Effectsp. 333
Raman Solitonsp. 334
Raman Soliton Lasersp. 339
Soliton-Effect Pulse Compressionp. 341
Effect of Four-Wave Mixingp. 343
Problemsp. 345
Referencesp. 346
Stimulated Brillouin Scatteringp. 355
Basic Conceptsp. 355
Physical Processp. 356
Brillouin-Gain Spectrump. 357
Quasi-CW SBSp. 359
Coupled Intensity Equationsp. 360
Brillouin Thresholdp. 360
Gain Saturationp. 362
Experimental Resultsp. 364
Dynamic Aspectsp. 367
Coupled Amplitude Equationsp. 367
Relaxation Oscillationsp. 368
Modulation Instability and Chaosp. 371
Transient Regimep. 373
Brillouin Fiber Lasersp. 375
CW Operationp. 375
Pulsed Operationp. 377
SBS Applicationsp. 380
Brillouin Fiber Amplifiersp. 380
Fiber Sensorsp. 383
Problemsp. 383
Referencesp. 384
Parametric Processesp. 389
Origin of Four-Wave Mixingp. 389
Theory of Four-Wave Mixingp. 392
Coupled Amplitude Equationsp. 392
Approximate Solutionp. 394
Effect of Phase Matchingp. 396
Ultrafast FWMp. 397
Phase-Matching Techniquesp. 399
Physical Mechanismsp. 399
Phase Matching in Multimode Fibersp. 400
Phase Matching in Single-Mode Fibersp. 404
Phase Matching in Birefringent Fibersp. 408
Parametric Amplificationp. 412
Gain and Bandwidthp. 412
Pump Depletionp. 414
Parametric Amplifiersp. 416
Parametric Oscillatorsp. 417
FWM Applicationsp. 418
Wavelength Conversionp. 419
Phase Conjugationp. 420
Squeezingp. 422
Supercontinuum Generationp. 424
Second-Harmonic Generationp. 427
Experimental Resultsp. 427
Physical Mechanismp. 429
Simple Theoryp. 431
Quasi-Phase-Matching Techniquep. 434
Problemsp. 436
Referencesp. 437
Decibel Unitsp. 445
Nonlinear Refractive Indexp. 447
Acronymsp. 454
Indexp. 457
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