Nonlinear dynamics of femtosecond pulse propagation through single mode optical fiber

Dianov, E. M.; Grudinin, A.B.; Khaidarov, D. V.; Korobkin, D. V.; Prokhorov, A. M.; Serkin, V. N.

doi:10.1080/01468038908202864

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“…Moreover, after the initial stage of instability is over, a 'shower' of hundreds of solitons, each undergoing an ionization-induced self-frequency blueshift, pushes the supercontinuum spectrum towards shorter and shorter wavelengths. Such a blueshifting plasma-induced continuum has some similarities with the redshifting Ramaninduced continuum driven by the Raman self-frequency shift in conventional solid-core fibers [9][10][11].…”

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Plasma-Induced Asymmetric Self-Phase Modulation and Modulational Instability in Gas-Filled Hollow-Core Photonic Crystal Fibers

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We study theoretically the propagation of relatively long pulses with ionizing intensities in a hollow-core photonic crystal fiber filled with a Raman-inactive noble gas. Because of photoionization, an extremely asymmetric self-phase modulation and a new kind of "universal" plasma-induced modulational instability appear in both normal and anomalous dispersion regions. We also show that it is possible to spontaneously generate a plasma-induced continuum of blueshifting solitons, opening up new possibilities for pushing supercontinuum generation towards shorter and shorter wavelengths.

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Plasma-Induced Asymmetric Self-Phase Modulation and Modulational Instability in Gas-Filled Hollow-Core Photonic Crystal Fibers

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“…Moreover, after the initial stage of instability is over, a 'shower' of hundreds of solitons, each undergoing an ionizationinduced self-frequency blueshift, pushes the supercontinuum spectrum towards shorter and shorter wavelengths. Such a blueshifting plasma-induced continuum has some similarities with the redshifting Raman-induced continuum driven by the Raman self-frequency shift in conventional solid-core fibers [92][93][94], although the physical processes involved are dramatically different.…”

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Soliton dynamics in gas-filled hollow-core photonic crystal fibers

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Biancalana²

2015

J. Opt.

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Gas-filled hollow-core photonic crystal fibers offer unprecedented opportunities to observe novel nonlinear phenomena. The various properties of gases that can be used to fill these fibers give additional degrees of freedom for investigating nonlinear pulse propagation in a wide range of different media. In this review, we will consider some of the the new nonlinear interactions that have been discovered in recent years, in particular those which are based on soliton dynamics.

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“…where G is the amplifier gain, is the soliton amplitude, which is the inverse of the pulse width, and N 0 is the number of photons per unit energy. Dianov et al 21 predicted that side scattering of phonons would also induce timing jitter. The soliton pulse deforms the fiber due to the electrostriction effect and excites phonons.…”

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An historical review of application of optical solitons for high speed communications

Hasegawa

2000

Chaos: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science

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The history of application of optical solitons for high speed communications presents an interesting example of how an abstract mathematical concept has been put into practical use. The historical development introduced in this manuscript is divided into five stages: (1) historical background and the discovery of the optical soliton, (2) the idea and demonstration of all optical soliton transmission systems, (3) identification of possible problems, (4) demonstration of soliton control and (5) discovery of dispersion managed optical solitons (DMS). Although there are many interesting related subjects such as modulational instability, dark solitons, and spatial solitons, the manuscript focuses only on the subject of primarily theoretical developments of soliton based communications in fibers. (c) 2000 American Institute of Physics.

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Nonlinear dynamics of femtosecond pulse propagation through single mode optical fiber

Cited by 15 publications

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Plasma-Induced Asymmetric Self-Phase Modulation and Modulational Instability in Gas-Filled Hollow-Core Photonic Crystal Fibers

Plasma-Induced Asymmetric Self-Phase Modulation and Modulational Instability in Gas-Filled Hollow-Core Photonic Crystal Fibers

Soliton dynamics in gas-filled hollow-core photonic crystal fibers

An historical review of application of optical solitons for high speed communications

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