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A single all-optical processor for multiple spectral amplitude code label recognition using four wave mixing

Rosas-Fernandez et al., 2009

Document ID
9442437836096969940
Author
Rosas-Fernandez J
Ayotte S
LaRochelle S
Rusch L
Publication year
Publication venue
2006 European Conference on Optical Communications

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A Single All-Optical Processor for Multiple Spectral Amplitude Code Label Recognition Using Four Wave Mixing Page 1 A Single All-Optical Processor for Multiple Spectral Amplitude Code Label Recognition Using Four Wave Mixing JB Rosas–Fernández, S. Ayotte, S. LaRochelle, and …
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