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Distributed laser energy deposition enables fog-resilient optical communications
Fog and clouds remain major obstacles to free-space optical (FSO) communications because micron-sized droplets can impose tens of decibels of attenuation. Ultrashort laser filamentation can transiently clear fog in laboratory-scale experiments, but its extension to atmospheric-scale propagation has
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