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This paper demonstrates a new and flexible route to microstructuring of chalcogenide glass fiber for operation in the near- to mid-infrared, presenting an alternative to air-glass microstructuring. For the first time, a one-layer, solid microstructured optical fiber is successfully drawn from As40Se60and Ge10As23.4Se66.6(atomic %) chalcogenide glasses. Light guiding is demonstrated in the center core of this fiber at 1.55-mum wavelength.
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