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four-wave mixing: a standalone construct

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Optical communications

a nonlinear optical effect in which three waves in a fiber generate a fourth at a new frequency, causing crosstalk in WDM.

In optical communications, four-wave mixing refers to a nonlinear optical effect in which three waves in a fiber generate a fourth at a new frequency, causing crosstalk in WDM. This meaning comes from Inoue (1992) in Journal of Lightwave Technology.[1]

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References

Inoue, K. (1992). Four-wave mixing in an optical fiber in the zero-dispersion wavelength region. Journal of Lightwave Technology, 10(11), 1553-1561. https://doi.org/10.1109/50.184893

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