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Fabrication and non-destructive characterization of tapered single-ring hollow-core photonic crystal fiber
We report on the properties of tapered single-ring hollow-core photonic-crystal fibers, with a particular emphasis on applications in nonlinear optics. The simplicity of these structures allows the use of non-invasive side-illumination to assess the quality of the tapering process, by observing the
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