Temperature-insensitive fiber twist sensor based on elliptical-core few-mode fiber.
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Songnian Fu | Deming Liu | Chaotan Sima | Qi Mo | Zhikun Hong | Dawei Yu | Ming Tang | Deming Liu | S. Fu | M. Tang | Qi Mo | C. Sima | Dawei Yu | Zhikun Hong
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