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Published: 2015-07-09
Effect of SBS Slow Light on Lorentz Pulse Shape and Power in Optical Fiber
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Shanglin Hou,
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    Shanglin Hou

    Lanzhou University of Technology, China

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Jingli Lei,
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    Jingli Lei

    Lanzhou University of Technology, China

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Xiaoxiao Li,
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    Xiaoxiao Li

    China Academy of Science and Technology (Xi'an), China

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Yan-Jun Liu,
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    Yan-Jun Liu

    Lanzhou University of Technology, China

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Daobin Wang,
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    Daobin Wang

    Lanzhou University of Technology, China

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Bo Wen,
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    Bo Wen

    Lanzhou University of Technology, China

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Wenyu Zhang
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    Wenyu Zhang

    Lanzhou University of Technology, China

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Progress In Electromagnetics Research, Vol. 185, 17-48, 2026
doi:10.2528/PIER26011404
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Abstract
We present a review of homogenization models of microwave wire media with different geometries. We begin with a simple (uniaxial) wire medium and then consider more complex types of wire media - double, triple, and interlaced wire media - which remain underexplored. We discuss boundary problems with wire media and the most important physical effects revealed using the reviewed homogenization models.
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Shanglin Hou, Jingli Lei, Xiaoxiao Li, Yan-Jun Liu, Daobin Wang, Bo Wen, and Wenyu Zhang, "Effect of SBS Slow Light on Lorentz Pulse Shape and Power in Optical Fiber," Proceedings of 2026 Photonics & Electromagnetics Research Symposium, Suzhou, China, 27 - 31 July
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