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Gordon-Haus jitter: a standalone construct

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Laser physics

the random timing jitter of solitons in amplified links caused by amplifier noise shifting their frequency and thus their group delay.

In laser physics, Gordon-Haus jitter refers to the random timing jitter of solitons in amplified links caused by amplifier noise shifting their frequency and thus their group delay. This meaning comes from Gordon (1986) in Optics Letters.[1]

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References

Gordon, J. P., & Haus, H. A. (1986). Random walk of coherently amplified solitons in optical fiber transmission. Optics Letters, 11(10), 665. https://doi.org/10.1364/ol.11.000665

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