Selective amplification of scars in a chaotic optical fiber
arXiv:0707.4569 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.99.224101
Abstract
In this letter we propose an original mechanism to select scar modes through coherent gain amplification in a multimode D-shaped fiber. More precisely, we numerically demonstrate how scar modes can be amplified by positioning a gain region in the vicinity of specific points of a short periodic orbit known to give rise to scar modes.
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