Frequency stabilized solid state lasers for coherent optical communication

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The discussion centers on the search for Timothy Day's thesis on frequency stabilized solid-state lasers for coherent optical communication. The original poster is seeking access to this thesis to enhance their understanding of laser stabilization. Despite recommendations from others, they were unable to find it online for free. A mention of Scholar.google.com indicates that a paid option for the PDF is available for $41.00, which some consider reasonable if the thesis is essential for their research. Accessing this thesis could significantly aid in grasping the fundamentals of the topic.
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can anyone help me to get the thesis Frequency stabilized solid-state lasers for coherent optical Communications by Day, Timothy
I am looking for the thesis Frequency stabilized solid-state lasers for coherent optical Communications by Day, Timothy. I am working with laser stabilization so can anyone share this thesis? I am trying to understand the basic of this topic. This thesis is suggested by others but failed to get it online.
 
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Scholar.google.com took me straight to a copy. Of course, they wanted $41.00 for a PDF. That's cheap if you really need it.
 
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