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Pulse Confinement in Optical Fibers with Random Dispersiontially ultra-short pulses. However, under the constraint that the integral of the random component of the dispersion coefficient is set to zero (pinned), periodically or quasi-periodically along the fiber, the dynamics of the pulse propagation changes dramatically. For the case that randomness is pr

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Propagation of an Optical Pulse in a Fiber with Random Dispersion-Managemente.g., Refs. [.]–[.]. Almost all the works on this topic published thus far were dealing with conditions for stationary propagation of a pulse in a link consisting of periodically alternating fixed-length pieces of the fiber with anomalous and normal dispersion. However, really exiting terrestrial op

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