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Self-trapping of polychromatic light in nonlinear photonic lattices

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Kristian Motzek, Andrey A. Sukhorukov, Yuri S. Kivshar

Optics · Submitted 28 Apr 2006

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The authors' main claim We study dynamical reshaping of polychromatic beams due to collective nonlinear self-action of multiple-frequency components in periodic photonic lattices and predict the formation of polychromatic discrete solitons facilitated by localization of light in spectral gaps.

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CitationAndrey A. Sukhorukov, Kristian Motzek, Yuri S. Kivshar. "Self-trapping of polychromatic light in nonlinear photonic lattices." arXiv:physics/0604232 (2006). https://pith.science/paper/WWF7KMKB
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We study dynamical reshaping of polychromatic beams due to collective nonlinear self-action of multiple-frequency components in periodic photonic lattices and predict the formation of polychromatic discrete solitons facilitated by localization of light in spectral gaps. We show that the self-trapping efficiency and structure of emerging polychromatic gap solitons depends on the spectrum of input beams due to the lattice-enhanced dispersion, including the effect of crossover from localization to diffraction in media with defocusing nonlinearity.

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s1 We show that the self-trapping efficiency and structure of emerging polychromatic gap solitons depends on the spectrum of input beams due to the lattice-enhanced dispersion, including the effect of crossover from localization to diffraction in media with defocusing nonlinearity. result 0.98 0.90 0.35 asserted 1.00

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We study dynamical reshaping of polychromatic beams due to collective nonlinear self-action of multiple-frequency components in periodic photonic lattices and predict the formation of polychromatic discrete solitons facilitated by localization of light in spectral gaps. We show that the self-trapping efficiency and structure of emerging polychromatic gap solitons depends on the spectrum of input beams due to the lattice-enhanced dispersion, including the effect of crossover from localization to diffraction in media with defocusing nonlinearity.

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