Mohammad Farsi

Visiting Researcher at Communication Systems

Mohammad Farsi is a Ph.D. student immersed in the realm of communication systems. Currently, he is part of the Communication System Group, and his main research area involves assessing the complete capacity of fiber optic communication systems. His academic path has fostered a strong interest in different areas, including information theory, digital signal processing, machine learning, deep learning, and wireless communication.

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2024

Learning to Extract Distributed Polarization Sensing Data from Noisy Jones Matrices

Mohammad Farsi, Christian Häger, Magnus Karlsson et al
2024 Optical Fiber Communication Conference and Exhibition, OFC 2024 - Proceeding
Paper in proceeding
2023

Pilot distributions for phase noise estimation in electro-optic frequency comb systems

Mohammad Farsi, Magnus Karlsson, Erik Agrell
IET Conference Proceedings. Vol. 2023 (34), p. 1270 -1273
Journal article
2022

Improved Polarization Tracking in the Presence of PDL

Mohammad Farsi, Christian Häger, Magnus Karlsson et al
European Conference on Optical Communication, ECOC
Paper in proceeding
2022

Capacity Bounds under Imperfect Polarization Tracking

Mohammad Farsi, Magnus Karlsson, Erik Agrell
IEEE Transactions on Communications. Vol. 70 (11), p. 7240-7249
Journal article
2022

Polarization Tracking in the Presence of PDL and Fast Temporal Drift

Mohammad Farsi, Christian Häger, Magnus Karlsson et al
Journal of Lightwave Technology. Vol. 40 (19), p. 6408-6416
Journal article

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