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Experimental Measurements of Self-Phasing Due to Nonlinear Effects in Passively Coupled Fiber Lasers

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Abstract

Nonlinear effects are measured in passively coherently combined fiber lasers. We show that these effects can completely compensate for random fiber path length errors and promote robust lasing under many conditions.

© 2013 Optical Society of America

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