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Polarization resolution of a fiber-based supercontinuum spanning more than 2 octaves

Nicolas Couture, Rachel Ostic, P. Harshavardhan Reddy, Ajoy Kumar Kar, Mukul Chandra Paul, and Jean-Michel Ménard

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Abstract

We present a novel broadband spectrometer that resolves an orthogonal set of linear polarization states. Our system reveals the frequency-dependent nature of depolarization mechanisms occurring in highly-nonlinear fibers.

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