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Gnpy experimental validation for nyquist subcarriers flexible transmission up to 800 g

D’Amico et al., 2022

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6361228607643508358
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D’Amico A
Le Guyader B
Frank F
Le Rouzic E
Pincemin E
Napoli A
Sun H
Spinnler B
Brochier N
Curri V
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Optical Fiber Communication Conference

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GNPy Experimental Validation for Nyquist Subcarriers Flexible Transmission up to 800 G Page 1 GNPy Experimental Validation for Nyquist Subcarriers Flexible Transmission up to 800 G Andrea D’Amico(1), Bertrand Le Guyader(2), Florian Frank(2), Esther Le Rouzic(2), Erwan …
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