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Figure  1-1:  (a)  Dielectric  mirror  made  of alternating  high  and  low index  of refraction layers
Figure  1-2:  (a)  A  cylindrical  waveguide is created  by wrapping  the  omni-directional mirror  from  Fig
Figure  1-3:  (a) Part  of preform  after it  was heated  and  drawn  into fiber.  (b) Hundreds of meters  of thin,  flexible fiber  are  obtained  from  a single  preform
Figure  2-1:  (Left)  OmniGuide  fiber  of radius  R.  Light  is confined in  the  hollow core by a  multilayer  dielectric  mirror  made  of alternating  layers  with  high  (blue)  and  low (green)  indices of refraction
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