We investigate theoretically and numerically the self-similar propagation of optical pulses in the presence of gain, positive Kerr nonlinearity and positive (i.e. normal) dispersion of even order m. Starting from a modified nonlinear Schr̈odinger equation, separating the evolution of amplitude and phase, we find that the resulting equations simplify considerably in the asymptotic limit. Exact solutions to the resulting equations indicate that the temporal intensity profile follows a 1−T^(m/(m−1)) function with an m-dependent scaling relation, with a T ^(1/(m−1)) chirp, where T is the pulse’s local time. These correspond to a triangle and a step function respectively, as m → ∞. These results are borne out by numerical simulations, though we ...
In this thesis, the propagation of light in novel photonic devices has been studied theoretically, n...
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A generic novel model governing optical pulse propagation in a nonlinear dispersive amplifying mediu...
We study the propagation of ultrashort pulses in optical fiber with gain and positive (or normal) qu...
Recent developments in nonlinear optics have led to the discovery of a new class of ultrashort pulse...
We present a perturbation analysis that describes the effect of third-order dispersion on the simila...
We show theoretically that highly dispersive optical media characterized by a Kerr nonlinear respons...
Pulse propagation in high-gain optical fiber amplifiers with normal group-velocity dispersion has be...
Self-similarity is a ubiquitous concept in the physical sciences used to explain a wide range of spa...
Self-similarity is a ubiquitous concept in the physical sciences used to explain a wide range of spa...
We investigate the nonlinear pulse propagation through an inhomogeneous single-mode optical fiber wh...
Self-similar optical pulses (or “similaritons”) of parabolic intensity profile can be found as asymp...
Abstract — We consider nonlinear propagation of optical pulses in a cubic-quintic nonlinear medium w...
We study pulse propagation in a normal-dispersion optical fibre amplifier with an arbitrary longitud...
Recent developments in nonlinear optics reveal an interesting class of pulses with a parabolic inten...
In this thesis, the propagation of light in novel photonic devices has been studied theoretically, n...
Ultrashort-pulse propagation in asymmetric twin-core fiber amplifiers is studied with the aid of sel...
A generic novel model governing optical pulse propagation in a nonlinear dispersive amplifying mediu...
We study the propagation of ultrashort pulses in optical fiber with gain and positive (or normal) qu...
Recent developments in nonlinear optics have led to the discovery of a new class of ultrashort pulse...
We present a perturbation analysis that describes the effect of third-order dispersion on the simila...
We show theoretically that highly dispersive optical media characterized by a Kerr nonlinear respons...
Pulse propagation in high-gain optical fiber amplifiers with normal group-velocity dispersion has be...
Self-similarity is a ubiquitous concept in the physical sciences used to explain a wide range of spa...
Self-similarity is a ubiquitous concept in the physical sciences used to explain a wide range of spa...
We investigate the nonlinear pulse propagation through an inhomogeneous single-mode optical fiber wh...
Self-similar optical pulses (or “similaritons”) of parabolic intensity profile can be found as asymp...
Abstract — We consider nonlinear propagation of optical pulses in a cubic-quintic nonlinear medium w...
We study pulse propagation in a normal-dispersion optical fibre amplifier with an arbitrary longitud...
Recent developments in nonlinear optics reveal an interesting class of pulses with a parabolic inten...
In this thesis, the propagation of light in novel photonic devices has been studied theoretically, n...
Ultrashort-pulse propagation in asymmetric twin-core fiber amplifiers is studied with the aid of sel...
A generic novel model governing optical pulse propagation in a nonlinear dispersive amplifying mediu...