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Subject
Optical Communications
The use of optical fibers enables global communication at high data rates. Proper channel modeling and compensating for impairments such as the Kerr-effect are ongoing research topics. Progress has been made in recent years by using machine learning to learn schemes to compensate for these effects.
Currently, I am working on the use of spatial diversity in nonlinear fiber-optic communications to exploit the solitonic pulse propagation in the nonlinear regime using autoencoders.
My current research interests include
- Autoencoders in communications
- Solitonic propagation
- Compensation schemes
If you are a student interested in the aforementioned topics, feel free to contact me for a thesis.
2023
- S. Jung, T. Uhlemann, A. Span, M. Bauhofer, and S. ten Brink, “Learning to exploit z-Spatial Diversity for Coherent Nonlinear Optical Fiber Communication,” in Photonic Networks; 24th ITG-Symposium, 2023, pp. 1–5.
- Summer Semester 2023: Communications 2