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Optical air waveguides in strong turbulence
Filament-generated air waveguides offer a route to low loss long-distance optical transport, but their viability in atmospheric turbulence has remained uncertain. Here, we demonstrate with experiments and simulations that guided beams in air waveguides can overcome prior estimated turbulence limits
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