Introduces the first neural probabilistic amplitude shaping using a block-less sequential autoregressive encoder compatible with arithmetic distribution matching that claims reduced rate loss and higher information rates.
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GM is a novel AO-free FSO paradigm using multi-source geometric configuration encoding and active correlative decoding that shows resistance to strong turbulence (D/r0 ~5) in 1.2 m preliminary experiments.
Plasma etch recipe produces photonic-grade diamond-on-insulator films from bonded SCD membranes and enables 5 nm resolution thickness mapping via colorimetry on standard microscope images.
A dual-branch network with autocorrelation-based consistency prior for surface normal estimation from polarization in ice, plus a new real-world dataset, reports 16.01 deg MAE outperforming prior methods by 2.74 deg.
Dual-line coherent detection using a frequency comb local oscillator achieves 200 GHz offset tolerance for 400 Gbit/s signals with low penalty.
Temporal Gaussian noise model reproduces burst-like SNR degradation from equalization-enhanced phase noise, enabling efficient simulation in coherent optical systems.
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Geometric-Configuration Modulation: A Novel Free-Space Optical Communication Paradigm for $D/r_{0}\sim 5$ Turbulence Resistance
GM is a novel AO-free FSO paradigm using multi-source geometric configuration encoding and active correlative decoding that shows resistance to strong turbulence (D/r0 ~5) in 1.2 m preliminary experiments.
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Plasma Etch Process Optimization for Photonic-Grade Diamond-on-Insulator Substrates and Thickness Evaluation using Colorimetry
Plasma etch recipe produces photonic-grade diamond-on-insulator films from bonded SCD membranes and enables 5 nm resolution thickness mapping via colorimetry on standard microscope images.
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Dual Line Coherent Detection
Dual-line coherent detection using a frequency comb local oscillator achieves 200 GHz offset tolerance for 400 Gbit/s signals with low penalty.