Design and Fabrication of a Novel Core-Suspended Optic Fiber for Distributed Gas Sensor

Tao ZHANG; Lijia MA; Hongbo BAI; Chengguo TONG; Qiang DAI; Chong KANG; Libo YUAN

doi:10.1007/s13320-014-0171-6

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