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更大的带宽、更密的频道间隔和更高的信号强度使得非线性效应在远程通信系统性能中的作用更加重要。本书全面、系统地从物理学的观点考察了非线性效应，并讨论了利用非线性效应提高信号容量的相关问题。本书包含了作者丰富的实践经验和实验结果，分别讨论了非线性效应在信号处理、超快光学开关、波长转换、非线性放大以及光学相位中的应用，本书作者——德国电信的施奈德（Thomas Schneider）向读者展现了如何利用非线性效应来增加带宽以及克服先前局限的创新想法。本书每章后配有总结和习题，可以作为研究生教材使用。

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• 1.Introduction
  Part I.Fundamentals of Linear and Nonlinear Optics
  2.Overview of Linear Optical Effects
  2.1 The Wave Equation for Linear Media
  2.2 Solution of the Linear Wave Equation
  2.3 The Harmonic Oscillator Model
  2.4 Attenuation
  2.5 Amplification
  2.6 The Refractive Index
  2.6.1 The Sellmeier Equation
  2.6.2 Phase Velocity, Group Velocity, and Dispersion
  2.7 Birefringence
  Summary
  Exercises
  3.Optical Telecommumcations
  3.1 Fiber Types
  3.1.1 Step-Index and Graded-Index Fibers
  3.2 Single Mode Fibers
  3.2.1 Single Mode Fiber Types
  3.3 Highly Nonlinear and Photonic Fibers
  3.4 Modulation
  3.5 Optical Transport Technologies
  Summary
  Exercises
  4.Nonlinear Effects
  4.1 The Nonlinear Oscillator
  4.2 Nonlinear Polarization
  4.3 The Nonlinear Susceptibility
  4.3.1 Estimation of the Order of Magnitude
  of the Susceptibilities
  4.4 The Nonlinear Wave Equation
  4.5 Second Order Nonlinear Phenomena
  4.6 Third Order Nonlinear Phenomena
  4.7 The Nonlinear Refractive Index
  4.8 Effective Area and Nonlinear Coefficient
  4.9 Effective Length
  4.10 Phase Matching
  4.11 Capacity Limit of Optical Fibers
  Summary
  Exercises
  Part II.Nonlinear Effects in Optical Waveguides
  5.The Nonlinear Schrödinger Equation
  5.1 Derivation of the Nonlinear Schrödinger Equation
  5.2 Dispersion and Nonlinear Length
  5.3 The Linear Term
  5.4 Dispersion Management
  5.5 The Nonlinear Term
  5.6 Numerical Solution of the NSE
  Summary
  Exercises
  6.Self-and Cross-Phase Modulation
  6.1 Self-Phase Modulation (SPM)
  6.1.1 SPM\'s Impact on Communication Systems
  6.1.2 Experimental Results
  6.2 Cross-Phase Modulation (XPM)
  6.2.1 Polarization Dependence of XPM
  6.2.2 XPM\'s Impact on Communication Systems
  Summary
  Exercises
  7.Four-Wave-Mixing (FWM)
  7.1 Mixing between WDM Channels
  7.2 Mathematical Description of FWM
  7.3 Phase Matching
  7.4 FWM\'s Impact on Communication Systems
  7.5 FWM Suppression
  7.6 Experimental Results
  7.7 Polarization Dependence of FWM
  7.7.1 Numerical Simulation
  7.7.2 Results
  Summary
  Exercises
  8.Intrachannel Nonlinear Effects
  8.1 Mathematical Description
  8.2 SPM and IXPM
  8.3 IFWM and Ghost Pulses
  8.4 IFWM Suppression
  Summary
  Exercises
  9.Solitons
  9.1 Mathematical Description
  9.2 Higher Order Solitons
  9.3 Limits of Solitons
  9.3.1 The Gordon-Haus Effect
  9.3.2 The Acoustic Effect
  9.4 Increasing the Bit Rate in Soliton Systems
  9.5 Mutual Interaction Between Solitons
  9.6 Dispersion-Managed Solitons
  Summary
  Exercises
  10.Raman Scattering
  10.1 The Scattering of Light
  10.2 Origin of Raman Scattering
  10.2.1 Raman Scattering in the Harmonic Oscillator Model..244
  10.3 Raman Scattering in Optical Fibers
  10.3.1 Spontaneous and Stimulated Scattering
  10.3.2 Threshold of Raman Scattering in Optical Waveguides 253
  10.4 Impact of Raman Scattering on Communication Systems
  Summary
  Exercises
  11.Brillouin Scattering
  11.1 Scattering of Optical Waves at Sound Waves
  11.2 Spontaneous and Stimulated Brillouin Scattering
  11.3 The Brillouin Gain
  11.3.1 Spectral Distribution
  11.3.2 Frequency Shift
  11.3.3 Gain Maximum
  11.4 Threshold of Brillouin Scattering
  11.5 SBS\'s impact on Communication Systems
  11.6 Brillouin Scattering for Distributed Temperature and Strain Sensors
  Summary
  Exercises
  Part III.Applications of Nonlinear Effects in Telecommunications
  12.Optical Signal Processing
  12.1 Spectrum Slicing and Nonlinear WDM Sources
  12.2 Wavelength Conversion
  12.2.1 Wavelength Conversion with FWM
  12.2.2 Wavelength Conversion with XPM
  12.2.3 Wavelength Conversion with SOA
  12.3 Optical Switching
  12.3.1 Photorefractive Optical Switches
  12.3.2 Optical Switching with the XPM Effect
  12.3.3 FWM for Optical Switching
  12.3.4 Ultrafast Optical Switching
  12.4 Retiming, Reshaping, and All-Optical Clock Recovery
  12.5 Optical Filters with SBS
  Summary
  Exercises
  13.Nonlinear Lasers and Amplifiers
  13.1 Raman Amplifier
  13.2 Raman Laser
  13.3 Brillouin Amplifiers and Lasers
  13.3.1 Radio-over-Fiber
  13.4 Parametric Amplifiers
  Summary
  Exercises
  14.Nonlinear Optical Phase Conjugation
  14.1 Phase-Conjugating Mirrors
  14.2 Distortion Compensation due to Phase Conjugation
  14.3 Theoretical Description of NPC
  14.4 Phase Conjugation as Holographic Model
  14.5 Mid-span Spectral Inversion
  Summary
  Exercises
  A.Appendices
  A.1 div, grad, curl, rot
  A.2 The Gaussian Pulse
  A.3 Logarithmical Units
  References
  Index