Topological Edge Solitons in Polaritonic Lattice
arXiv:1708.07736
Abstract
We study discrete nonlinear edge excitations of polaritonic kagome lattice. We show that when nontrivial topological phase of polaritons is realized, the kagome lattice permits propagation of bright solitons formed from topological edge states.
arXiv comment4 pages, 2 figures
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