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Both the amplitude and width of an optical pulse oscillate in a periodically dispersion compensated transmission line. However, guiding centre theory shows the existence of a core soliton in the pulse having a narrower pulse width. As a result, the larger dispersion variation leads to less interaction between pulses of the same width.
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Okamawari et al. (1997) studied this question.
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