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Raman effect in birefringent optical fibers

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Abstract

Equations governing the Raman effect in birefringent optical fibers are derived. Both the parallel and perpendicular Raman effects are taken into account. The evolution of solitons is discussed.

© 1991 Optical Society of America

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