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Optics Letters|November 14, 2006

Probabilistic model of nonlinear penalties due to collision-induced timing jitter for calculation of the bit error ratio in wavelength-division-multiplexed return-to-zero systemsOleg V Sinkin, Vladimir S Grigoryan, Curtis R Menyuk

Optics Letters|September 1, 2005

Calculation, characterization, and application of the time shift function in wavelength-division-multiplexed return-to-zero systemsOleg V Sinkin, Vladimir S Grigoryan, John Zweck, et al.

Optics Letters|January 20, 2006

Asymptotic analysis of collision-induced timing shifts in return-to-zero quasi-linear systems with predispersion and postdispersion compensationCory D Ahrens, Mark J Ablowitz, Andrew Docherty, et al.

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Optics Letters|November 14, 2006

Probabilistic model of nonlinear penalties due to collision-induced timing jitter for calculation of the bit error ratio in wavelength-division-multiplexed return-to-zero systemsOleg V Sinkin, Vladimir S Grigoryan, Curtis R Menyuk

Optics Letters|September 1, 2005

Calculation, characterization, and application of the time shift function in wavelength-division-multiplexed return-to-zero systemsOleg V Sinkin, Vladimir S Grigoryan, John Zweck, et al.

Optics Letters|January 20, 2006

Asymptotic analysis of collision-induced timing shifts in return-to-zero quasi-linear systems with predispersion and postdispersion compensationCory D Ahrens, Mark J Ablowitz, Andrew Docherty, et al.

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