“…Another very general important class of nonlocal materials is materials with a quadratic nonlinearity [14], which has been shown that the nonlocal nature of the quadratic nonlinearity can describe soliton pulse compression [15], the exotic X-waves [16], and analytically give the limits of the achievable pulse length [17]. In nonlocal media, stable vortex solitons have been studied extensively during the past years [18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30]. However, the stability of the vortex solitons carrying high-order topological charges > m ( 1) depends on the form of the nonlocal response functions [18,19], e.g., in thermal nonlinearity supported by cylindrical symmetry, only vortex solitonswith topological charge ≤ m 2 are found to be stable [22].…”