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When nonlinear phase noise is compensated by the received intensity, simple formulas are derived for the error probability of differential phase-shift keying signals. Simulation is conducted to verify the error probability. The tolerance of nonlinear phase noise is doubled by the compensator, allowing doubling of the transmission distance if nonlinear phase noise is the dominant impairment.
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