Optical phase conjugation (OPC) is an all-optical signal processing technique for mitigating fiber nonlinearity and promising building cost-efficient networks with few optic-electric-optic conversions long amplification spacing. In lumped amplified systems, OPC has a little mitigation efficiency nonlinear distortion induced by cross-phase modulation (XPM) due to the asymmetry of power chromatic...

The rapid development of fiber optic communication systems requires higher transmission data rate and longer reach. This thesis deals with the limiting factors in design of long-haul fiber optic communication systems and the techniques used to suppress their resulting impairments. These impairments include fiber chromatic dispersion, the Ker nonlinearity and nonlinear phase noise due to amplifi...

In this article, we introduce nonlinear versions of the popular structure tensor, also known as second moment matrix. These nonlinear structure tensors replace the Gaussian smoothing of the classical structure tensor by discontinuity-preserving nonlinear diffusions. While nonlinear diffusion is a well-established tool for scalar and vector-valued data, it has not often been used for tensor imag...

Through a series of extensive system simulations we show that all of the previously not understood discrepancies between the Gaussian noise (GN) model and simulations can be attributed to the omission of an important, recently reported, fourth-order noise (FON) term, that accounts for the statistical dependencies within the spectrum of the interfering channel. We examine the importance of the F...