Noise-Induced Modulation is a noise-driven signal distortion mechanism in microwave systems whereby random fluctuations impart unintended amplitude, phase, or frequency variations onto a carrier signal, distinguishing it from deterministic modulation processes by its stochastic origin and spectral broadening effects.
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Multiple filamentation induced by input-beam ellipticity
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