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Towards a cryptanalysis of spectral-phase encoded optical CDMA with phase-scrambling

Goldberg et al., 2007

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14472817875867184004
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Goldberg S
Menendez R
Prucnal P
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Optical fiber Communication Conference

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Towards a Cryptanalysis of Spectral-Phase Encoded Optical CDMA with Phase-Scrambling Page 1 Towards a Cryptanalysis of Spectral-Phase Encoded Optical CDMA with Phase-Scrambling Sharon Goldberg∗, Ronald C. Menendez†, Paul R. Prucnal∗ ∗ Department of Electrical …
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