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We report the observation of permanent photoinduced birefringence in a Ge-doped fiber exposed to cw mode locked at 532 nm. This effect is enhanced by increasing the Ge concentration in the core of the fiber, or by submitting it to a thermal hydrogen treatment. The photoinduced birefringence is however very weak, or nonexistent, with irradiation by 514 or 488 nm cw argon laser light.
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