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VOLUME 43 (1986) | ISSUE 1 | PAGE 16
Effect of depolarization on conjugation (inversion) quality in stimulated scattering in optical fibers
In long optical fibers, the primary cause of a low quality of phase conjugation (wave-front inversion) in stimulated scattering is a spatial depolarization of the pump light in the fiber. The condition for suppressing polarization distortion of the inversion is the condition for a high stimulated-scattering gain for the Stokes wave over the pump depolarization length.