High-energy soliton fission dynamics in multimode GRIN fiber
arXiv:2005.00819 · doi:10.1364/OE.394896
Abstract
The process of high-energy soliton fission is experimentally and numerically investigated in a graded-index multimode fiber. Fission dynamics is analyzed by comparing numerical observations and simulations. A novel regime is observed, where solitons produced by the fission have a nearly constant Raman wavelength shift and same pulse width over a wide range of soliton energies.
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