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Ray theory of graded non-circular optical fibres

Ray theory of graded non-circular optical fibres
Ray theory of graded non-circular optical fibres
Both bound and tunnelling rays exist in multimode graded fibres which do not have circular symmetry; however, the fraction of energy in the tunnelling rays is generally less than that in a similar circular fibre, especially for near-parabolic profiles. For a large class of non-symmetric profiles, no tunnelling rays can propagate.
0306-8919
197-203
Ankiewicz, Adrian
202ea45a-fa9e-42e8-b4d8-7c19dec27797
Ankiewicz, Adrian
202ea45a-fa9e-42e8-b4d8-7c19dec27797

Ankiewicz, Adrian (1979) Ray theory of graded non-circular optical fibres. Optical and Quantum Electronics, 11 (3), 197-203. (doi:10.1007/BF00620105).

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Both bound and tunnelling rays exist in multimode graded fibres which do not have circular symmetry; however, the fraction of energy in the tunnelling rays is generally less than that in a similar circular fibre, especially for near-parabolic profiles. For a large class of non-symmetric profiles, no tunnelling rays can propagate.

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Published date: 1979

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Local EPrints ID: 78694
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/78694
ISSN: 0306-8919
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Author: Adrian Ankiewicz

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