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January 26, 2005Journal of Applied Physics

Dynamic response of optical-fiber modulator by using magnetic fluid as a cladding layer

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JCJen-Jie ChiehNational Taiwan Normal UniversitySYS. Y. YangSouthern University of Science and TechnologyYCYu‐Chiang ChaoNational Taiwan Normal University

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