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Semiconductor lasers used as transmitters in D-WDM are required to have a fixed frequency over a wide range of operating conditions. Dynamic instabilities can cause the laser to spontaneously hop to a different cavity or Bragg mode. Predicting where longitudinal instabilities occur is useful for designing stable sources for optical communication.
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