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Pipelined polynomial processors implemented with integrated optical components.

Optical systolic pipeline processors for polynomial evaluation can be built using Horner’s rule. With integrated optics techniques it will be possible to fabricate large-order pipelines operating at very high speeds.

H J Caulfield | P D Stilwell | J E Ludman | C M Verber | R P Kenan

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