Optical Thermodynamics for Fusing Incoherent Pulse-trains

We demonstrate the fusion of mutually incoherent pulse-trains via nonlinear mixing between modes of a time-multiplexed synthetic mesh lattice. The amplitude and phase information conveyed in the resulting coherent pulse-train is predicted by employing optical thermodynamic.

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2024-11-10
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ipc60965.2024.10799652
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Advanced Chemical Physics Studies
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We demonstrate the fusion of mutually incoherent pulse-trains via nonlinear mixing between modes of a time-multiplexed synthetic mesh lattice. The amplitude and phase information conveyed in the resulting coherent pulse-train is predicted by employing optical thermodynamic.

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