We show a new graphical method to identify and create configurations yielding to nonlinearity compensation in a fiber transmission system. Method validity is shown with regards to different link configurations and different compensation techniques. It is demonstrated that a unifying principle can always be applied, because only one physical effect is involved, even if different practical arrangements are proposed. Disclosed method allows gaining physical insight and can be applied to derive new compensation techniques; two examples of configurations derived using the proposed technique are also reported.
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