Publications

Distributed lag models are a type of dynamic econometric model often used in demand analysis.

For a class of optical add/drop multiplexers, we empirically study the effects of port modularity and connectivity on device deployment in ring networks.

The modulational instability of the lightwave in fibers with anomalous dispersion produces growth of initial side bands generated by the modulation and deteriorates the transmission capability of a

The fabrication of second order nonlinear optical materials requires the imposition of noncentrosymmetry on an ensemble of chromophores with large hyperpolarizabilities (B).

In this paper, we consider the effects of nonlinear phase modu- lation on frequency conversion by four-wave mixing (Bragg scattering) in the low-conversion regime.

The effects of nonuniformly-distributed amplification on the noise-induced energy perturbations of isolated optical pulses are studied.

Broadband packet switches handling an ATDM-type protocol format can achieve buffer efficiencies by sharing buffers between output ports; the analysis of this paper shows that the number of buffers

Patterned or selective growth of GaAs on Si is essential for monolithic integration of GaAs and Si devices on the same Si substrate, and its applications are being exploited for reducing the wafer

N the engineering of telephone systems it is convenient to define their transmission properties in terms of the changes that occur in transmission in the amplitude and the phase of steady state sin

In recent reports (ITD-04-45711L and ITD-04-45765V) schemes were described, which produce phase-sensitive amplification (PSA) in fibers.