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Integrated polymer waveguides incorporating nonlinear chromophores for all-optical signal processing

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Fig.  1:  a)  Molecular  structure  of  the  chromophores,  b)  SEM  image  of  the  waveguide  cross  section  and                 c) Wavelength dependence of the core material refractive index for different chromophore concentrations

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