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Noise mitigation by ultrafast oversampling and decimation based on temporal Talbot effects

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Abstract

We propose and demonstrate a methodology for simultaneous amplification and noise mitigation of optical signals through an ultrafast FWM-based oversampling followed by lossless decimation. The proposed method is particularly useful for improving the detection accuracy of noise-dominated narrowband optical signals.

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