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Lineare faseroptische Effekte

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Faseroptische Effekte werden als linear bezeichnet, wenn sie nicht von der Amplitude der elektromagnetischen Felder und damit nicht von der Leistung der Lichtwellen in der Glasfaser abhängen. Ein weiteres Kennzeichen linearer Effekte ist, dass bei der Ausbreitung der Lichtwellen in der Faser keine neuen Frequenzen oder Spektralanteile entstehen.

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Engelbrecht, R. (2014). Lineare faseroptische Effekte. In: Nichtlineare Faseroptik. Springer Vieweg, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-40968-4_4

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