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Optica Acta: International Journal of Optics Volume 28, 1981 - Issue 1
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Wavelength-selective Beam Splitters with Minimum Polarizing Effects for Wavelength-division Multiplexing in Optical Communication Systems

H.F. Mahlein Research Laboratories of Siemens AG, Munich, F.R. Germany
Pages 29-41 | Published online: 03 Dec 2010

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H.F. Mahlein. (1983) Fiber-optic communication in the wavelength-division multiplex mode. Fiber and Integrated Optics 4:4, pages 339-372.
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Alfred Thelen. (1984) Nonpolarizing edge filters: Part 2. Applied Optics 23:20, pages 3541.
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G. Winzer, H. F. Mahlein & A. Reichelt. (1981) Single-mode and multimode all-fiber directional couplers for WDM. Applied Optics 20:18, pages 3128.
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