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M.02.05.2 "Joint Few-Mode O-Band and Single-Mode C-Band Transmission Over a High Cut-Off Wavelength G.654 compatible Fiber"
     R. S. Luis1, D. Orsuti1, M. v. d. Hout2, S. Gaiani1,3, B. Kalla1,2,
     A. Arnould4, J. Schneck5, S. Gross6, M. Bakovic7, M. Withford6,
     S. Sato8, Y. Kawaguchi8, T. Hasegawa8, T. Hayashi8, A. Donodin9,
     S. Turitsyn9, G. Rademacher4,5, T. Bradley2, P. Boffi3, C. Okonkwo2,
     and H. Furukawa1
        1. National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan
        2. Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands
        3. Politecnico di Milano, Italy
        4. Fraunhofer Heinrich-Hertz-Institut, Germany
        5. University of Stuttgart, Germany
        6. Macquarie University, Australia
        7. Modular Photonics, Australia
        8. Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd., Japan
        9. Aston University, U.K.
M.03.05.01 "568.8 Tb/s C+L-Band Tranmission Over 5,166km in a Standard-Cladding Diameter 19-Core Randomly-Coupled Multicore Fiber"
   Besma Kalla1,2, R. S. Luis1, Menno van den Hout2,
   Stefano Gaiani1,3, Daniele Orsuti1, Yuta Goto1,
   Georg Rademacher4, Benjamin J. Puttnam5,
   Ayumi Inoue6, Takuji Nagashima6, Tetsuya Hayashi6,
   Pierpaolo Boffi3, Thomas Bradley2, Chigo Okonkwo2,
   and Hideaki Furukawa1
       1. National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan
       2. Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands
       3. Politecnico di Milano, Italy
       4. University of Stuttgart, Germany
       5. Microsoft Azure Fiber, U.K.
       6. Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd., Japan
M.03.05.2 "19.2 THz S+C+L Tranmission in a Field Deployed, Randomly-Coupled, Multicore Fiber"
   R. S. Luis1, G. Di Sciullo2, M. v. d. Hout3, R. Emmerich4, 
   N. Braig-Christophersen4, Q. Wu2, B. J. Puttnam1, 
   D. A. Shaji2, F. Graziosi2, A. Mecozzi2, A. Marotta2,
   C. Shubert4, T. Hayashi5, T. Nagashima5, C. Okonkwo3,
   G. Rademacher4,6, C. Lasagni7, P. Serena7, A. Nespola8,
   C. Antonelli2, and H. Furukawa1
       1. National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan
       2. University of L’Aquila and CNIT, Italy
       3. Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands
       4. Fraunhofer Heinrich-Hertz-Institut, Germany
       5. Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd., Japan
       6. University of Stuttgart, Germany
       7. University of Parma, Italy
       8. Links Foundation, Italy
M.03.08.4 "Performance Comparison of Coherent Detection in Correlation-Based Distributed Fiber-Optic Acoustic Sensing"
   Daniale Orsuti1, Luca Palmieri2, Ruben S. Luis1, Luca Schenato2,
   Marco Santagiustina2, Martina Cappelletti2, Stefano Gaiani1,3,
   Besma Kalla1,4, Chigo Okonkwo4, Thomas Bradley4, 
   Pierpaolo Boffi3, Andrea Galtarossa2, Jun Sakaguchi1, 
   and Hideaki Furukawa1
       1. National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan
       2. University of Padova, Italy
       3. Politecnico di Milano, Italy
       4. Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands
Tu.01.05.2 "Nonlinear Interference Investigation in Coupled-Core Multi-Core Fiber with Stimulated Raman Scattering and Mode Dispersion"
   C. Lasagni1,3, P. Serena1,3, A. Bononi1,3, G. Di Sciullo2,3,
   L. A. Zischler2,3, R. S. Luis4, A. Mecozzi2,3, and C. Antonelli2,3
       1. Universita di Parma, Italy
       2. Universita dell'Aquila, Italy
       3. National Inter-University Consortium of Telecommnications-CNIT, Italy 
       4. National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan
Tu.04.05.2 "Experimental Evaluation of Thoughput Gains from Distributed Raman Amplification in Ultra-Wideband ESCL Tranmission"
   D. A. Shaji1,2, B. J. Puttnam1,*, R. S. Luis1, D. Orsuti1,3, 
   N. Fontaine4, M. Mazur4, L. Dallachiesa4, G. Di Sciullo2,
   L. A. Zischler2, R. Ryf4, D. Neilson4, L. Palmieri3, A. Mecozzi2,
   C. Antonelli2, and H. Furukawa1 
       1. National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan
       2. University of L'Aquila and CNIT, Italy
       3. University of Padova, Italy
       4. Nokia Bell Labs, U.S.A.
       * Now with Microsoft Azure Fiber, U.K.
W.01.01.2 "Experimental Characterization of Mode-Dependent Stimulated Raman Scattering in a 15-Mode Fiber"
   Julian Schneck1, Lucas Alves Zischler2, Besma Kalla3,5, 
   Stefano Gaiani3,6, Ruben S. Luis3, Daniele Orsuti3, Pierre Sillard4, 
   Cristian Antonelli2, Chigo Okonkwo5, Pierpaolo Boffi6,  
   Hideaki Furukawa3, and Georg Rademacher1 
       1. University of Stuttgart, Germany
       2. University of L'Aquila and CNIT, Italy
       3. National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan
       4. Prysmian Group, France
       5. Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands
       6. Politecnico di Milano, Italy
W.02.01.81 "2 Tb/s/λ 3-mode Transmission over 54-km Few-Mode Fiber with Blind Equalization Enabled by Digital Subcarrier Multiplexing"
   Aymeric Arnould1, Pamir Oezsuna1,2, Robert Emmerich1,  
   Nicolas Braig-Christophersen1, Carsten Schmidt-Langhorst1,  
   Ruben S. Luis3, Kazuhiko Aikawa4, Hideaki Furukawa3,  
   Colija Schubert1,Ronald Freund1,5, and Georg Rademacher1 
       1. Fraunhofer Heinrich-Hertz-Institut, Germany
       2. University of Stuttgart, Germany
       3. National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan
       4. Fujikura Ltd., Japan
       5. Technical University of Berlin, Germany
W.02.01.87 "Parial-MIMO Application for Mode Groups Tranmission over 15-Mode and 6-Mode Multi-Mode Fibers"
   S. Gaiani1,2, R. S. Luis1, B. Kalla1,3, D. Orsuti1, M. v. d. Hout3,
   H. Chen4, N. K. Fontaine4, R. Ryf4, P. Sillard5, G. Rademacher6,
   T. Bradley3, C. Okonkwo3, P. Parolari2, A. Gatto2, P. Boffi2,
   and H. Furukawa4
       1. National Institute of Information and Communication Technology, Japan
       2. Politecnico di Milano, Italy
       3. Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands
       4. Nokia Bell Labs, U.S.A.
       5. Prysmian Group, France
       6. University of Stuttgart, Germany
W.02.01.183 "Co-Existence of Quantum-Key Distribution and Classical Transmission in Space-Division Multiplexed Fiber-Optic Systems: Modelling and Validation over Field-Deployed Multi-Core Fibers"
   Qi Wu1,2,3, D. Ribezzo1,4, G. Di Sciullo1, S. Cocchi4, D. A. Shaji1,
   L. A. Zischler1, R. Luis5, P. Serena6,12, C. Lasagni6,12,
   A. Bononi6,12, T. Hayashi7, A. Gagliano8, P. Martelli8,
   A. Gatto8, P. Parolari8, P. Boffi8, D. Bacco4, A. Zavatta9,
   Y. Zhu3, W. Hu3, Z. Xu10, M. Shtaif11, A. Marotta1,12, F. Graziosi1,12,
   A. Mecozzi1,12, and C. Antonelli1,12
        1. University of L'Aquila, Italy
        2. The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, China
        3. Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China
        4. University of Florence, Italy
        5. National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan
        6. University of Parma, Italy
        7. Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.
        8. Politecnico di Milano, Italy
        9. National Institute of Optics, Italy
       10. Pengcheng Laboratory, China
       11. Tel Aviv University, Israel
       12. CNIT National Laboratory of Advanced Optical Fibers for Photonics, Italy
Th.01.04.2 "Experimental Validation of Machine Learning-Aided Nonlinearity-Tailored Carrier Phase Estimation for Subcarrier Multiplexing Systems"
   M. S. Neves1,2, R. S. Luis2, A. Lorences-Riesgo3, D. Orsuti2,4,
   D. A. Shaji2,5, B. Boriboon2, B. J. Pattnam2,‡, L. Palmieri4,
   C. Antonelli5, P. P. Monteiro1, H. Furukawa2, and F. P. Guiomar1
       1. University of Aveiro, Portugal
       2. National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan
       3. Huawei Technologies France, Optical Comm. Technology Lab, France
       4. University of Padova, Italy
       5. Univeraity of L'Aquila and CNIT, Italy
       ‡ Currently with Microsoft Azure Fiber, U.K.

Th.02.03.3 "Field Demonstration of Quantum Key Distribution Coexisting with 110-Tb/s Classical Transmission over Multi-Core Fibers"
   Qi Wu1,2,3, D. Ribezzo1,4, G. Di Sciullo1, S. Cocchi4, D. A. Shaji1,
   L. A. Zischler1, R. Luis5, P. Serena6,12, C. Lasagni6,12, A. Bononi6,12,
   T. Hayashi7, A. Gagliano8, P. Martelli9, A. Gatto9, P. Parolari9,
   P. Boffi8, D. Bacco4, A. Zavatta9, Y. Zhu3, W. Hu3, Z. Xu10, M. Shtaif11,
   A. Marotta1,12, F. Graziosi1,12, A. Mecozzi1,12, and C. Antonelli1,12
        1. University of L'Aquila, Italy
        2. Tha Hong Kong Polytechnic University, China
        3. Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China
        4. University of Florence, Italy
        5. National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan
        6. University of Parma, Italy
        7. Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd., Japan
        8. Politecnico di Milano, Italy
        9. National Institute of Optics, Italy
       10. Pengcheng Laboratory, China
       11. Tel Aviv University, Israel
       12. CNIT National Laboratoy of Advanced Optical Fibers for Photonoics, Italy
Th.02.04.4 "Partitioned MIMO Equalization with Mode-Group Specific Interface Resolution for SDM Tranmission over 58.9km 15-Mode Fiber"
   Nicolas Braig-Christophersen1, Carsten Schmidt-Langhorst1,
   Robert Elschner1, Giammarco Di Sciullo2,4, Menno van den Hout3,4,
   Ruben S. Luis4, Pierre Sillard5, Cristian Antonelli2,
   Chigo M. Okonkwo3, Hideaki Furukawa4, Georg Rademacher1,6,
   Colja Schubert1,and Ronald Freund1,7
       1. Heinrich-Hertz-Institut, Germany
       2. University of L'Aquila and CNIT, Italy
       3. Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands
       4. National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan
       5. Prysmian Group, France
       6. University of Stuttgart, Germany
       7. Technical University of Berlin, Germany
Th.02.04.5 "Rate-Adaptive Partial MIMO Equalization for mode-Group Selective Transmission over Few Mode Fibers"
   Ruby S. B. Ospina1, Amirhossein Ghazisaeidi1, Stefano Gaiani2,3,
   Ruben S. Luis2, Daniele Orsuti2, Besma Kalla2,4,
   Menno van den Hout4, Pierre Sillard5, Frank Achten6,
   Giammarco Di Sciullo7, Georg Rademacher8, Hideaki Furukawa2,
   Cristian Antonelli7, Chigo Okonkwo4, Tom Bradley4, Pierpaolo Boffi3,
   and Jeremie Renaudier1
       1. Nokia Bell Labs, France
       2. National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan
       3. Politecnico Di milano, Italy
       4. Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands
       5. Prysmian Group, France
       6. Prysmian Group, The Netherlands
       7. University of L'Aquila, Italy
       8. University of Stuttgart, Germany