Both analytical study and numerical simulations show that the propagation-length independent Stimulated Raman Scattering (SRS) threshold can be achieved by Stokes wave suppression in optical fibers. We propose a specific design based on Chirally-Coupled-Core (CCC) fibers with spectrally-tailored wavelength-selective transmission to suppress the Stokes wave of Raman scattering. Fibers with length-independent nonlinearity threshold could be particularly advantageous for high power lasers and fiber beam delivery for material processing applications.
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