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Reduction of hydroxyl groups in optical nanofibers via in-fiber laser heating
Optical nanofibers fabricated using a standard oxyhydrogen flame exhibit optical losses at wavelengths around 1385~nm due to absorption by embedded hydroxyl groups, posing a challenge for the realization of quantum electrodynamics systems using ytterbium atoms. Here, we establish a method for the re
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