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Chinese Journal of Luminescence

Investigation on Slow Light in Nonuniform Photonic Crystal Fiber Gratings

侯尚林 HOU Shang-lin, 葛伟青 GE Wei-qing, 刘延君 LIU Yan-jun, 王道斌 WANG Dan-bin, 雷景丽 LEI Jing-li, 徐永钊 Xu Yongzhao

Published Jan 1, 2014• 0 citations
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10.3788/fgxb20143509.1138

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