Ultra-high-density spatial division multiplexing with a few-mode multicore fibre
By R. V. Uden, R. A. Correa, E. A. Lopez, F. Huijskens, Cen Xia, Guifang Li, A. Schülzgen, H. Waardt, A. Koonen, C. Okonkwo. Nature Photonics, 2014
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