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Moden in Stufenindex-Glasfasern

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In diesem Kapitel werden basierend auf den Wellengleichungen die geführten Wellenleitermoden in rotationssymmetrischen zylindrischen Wellenleitern vorgestellt. Wegen der großen technischen Bedeutung beschränken sich hier die Ausführungen auf Stufenindex-Glasfasern. Zur Diskussion nichtlinearer faseroptischer Effekte sind dabei Einmodenfasern (engl. singlemode fiber) besonders wichtig.

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Engelbrecht, R. (2014). Moden in Stufenindex-Glasfasern. In: Nichtlineare Faseroptik. Springer Vieweg, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-40968-4_3

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