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Thermodynamics of Dissipative Solitons

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arxiv 2307.16571 v2 pith:JCFKY4CN submitted 2023-07-31 nlin.PS

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We establish a close analogy between the thermodynamics of the nonlinear systems far from equilibrium and the dissipative solitons. Unlike the solitons in the Hamiltonian systems, their dissipative counterpart looks like an aggregation of bounded quasi-particles interacting on the short range, obeying the Rayleigh-Jeans distribution, and possessing a temperature, entropy, and other thermodynamic characteristics. This ensemble is confined by a collective potential, which defines its negative chemical potential. Such a dissipative soliton represents a strongly chirped pulse generated by a mode-locked laser with the advantage of being energy scalable by the analogy with the Bose-Einstein condensation from an incoherent ``basin.'' We demonstrate the main limits of the dissipative soliton energy scaling which result from the loss of internal soliton coherency and the thermalization due to nontriviality of a ``free energy landscape.''

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  1. Energy Scalability Limits of Dissipative Solitons

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    The energy of a single dissipative soliton is limited by a thermodynamic instability: rising entropy and a transition to negative temperature favor breakup into multiple lower-energy pulses.

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