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Semiconductor resonator solitons above band gap

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V. B. Taranenko, C. O. Weiss, W. Stolz

Pattern Formation and Solitons · Submitted 8 May 2001

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The authors' main claim We show experimentally the existence of bright and dark spatial solitons in semiconductor resonators for excitation above the band gap energy.

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CitationC. O. Weiss, V. B. Taranenko, W. Stolz. "Semiconductor resonator solitons above band gap." arXiv:nlin/0105018 (2001). https://pith.science/paper/BC274ZWL
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We show experimentally the existence of bright and dark spatial solitons in semiconductor resonators for excitation above the band gap energy. These solitons can be switched on, both spontaneously and with address pulses, without the thermal delay found for solitons below the band gap which is unfavorable for applications. The differences between soliton properties above and below gap energy are discussed.

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s1 These solitons can be switched on, both spontaneously and with address pulses, without the thermal delay found for solitons below the band gap which is unfavorable for applications. result 0.94 0.84 0.27 asserted 0.71
s2 The differences between soliton properties above and below gap energy are discussed. contribution 0.73 0.58 0.07 unclear 0.75

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We show experimentally the existence of bright and dark spatial solitons in semiconductor resonators for excitation above the band gap energy. These solitons can be switched on, both spontaneously and with address pulses, without the thermal delay found for solitons below the band gap which is unfavorable for applications. The differences between soliton properties above and below gap energy are discussed.

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