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This paper provides a comprehensive review of extreme nonlinear optics in optical fibers, covering key phenomena like plasma generation, supercontinuum generation, and advanced fiber technologies. It highlights the importance of photonic crystal fibers and discusses future research directions, making it a valuable resource for researchers in the field.
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The paper reviews multiple ionization effects, plasma filament formation, supercontinuum broadening, and the unique capabilities of photonic crystal fibers.

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This paper addresses a critical challenge in photonic systems: maintaining a well-defined polarization state in hollow-core fibers (HCFs). The authors propose a novel approach by incorporating a polarization differential loss (PDL) mechanism into the fiber's cladding, aiming to overcome the limitations of existing HCFs in terms of polarization extinction ratio (PER) stability. This could lead to more stable and reliable photonic systems.
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The paper introduces a polarization differential loss (PDL) mechanism directly into the cladding architecture.