High Spectral Efficiency Mode-Multiplexed Transmission over 87-km 10-Mode Fiber
H. ChenRoland RyfNicolas K. FontaineAmado M. Velázquez-BenítezJosé Enrique Antonio-LopezCang JinBin HuangMarianne Bigot-AstrucDenis MolinF. AchtenPierre SillardRodrigo Amezcua‐Correa
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