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Their topics include signatures of molecular structure and dynamics in high-order harmonic generation, molecular manipulation techniques and their applications, propagation and intramolecular coupling effects in the four-wave mixing spectroscopy, and controlling molecular chirality by lasers.
The types of measurements discussed included attenuation/ loss, chromatic dispersion, cross talk, cutoff wavelength, effective area, effective index, four-wave mixing efficiency, index of refraction profile, mode-field diameter, non-linear coefficients, polarization dependent loss and polarization-mode dispersion.
Transparent wavelength conversion using four-wave mixing in bulk and quantum dot based SOA.
 
 
 
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