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Lévy flights for light in ordered lasers
Erick G. Rocha, Emanuel P. Santos, Bruno J. dos Santos +4
Lévy flights for light have been demonstrated in disordered systems with and without optical gain, and remained unobserved in ordered ones. In the present letter, we investigate, n…
Turbulence Hierarchy in a Random Fibre Laser
Iván R. Roa González, Bismarck C. Lima, Pablo I. R. Pincheira +7
Turbulence is a challenging feature common to a wide range of complex phenomena. Random fibre lasers are a special class of lasers in which the feedback arises from multiple scatte…
Photonic ferromagnetic-like spontaneous mode-locking phase transition with replica symmetry breaking in multimode Nd:YAG laser
André L. Moura, Pablo I. R. Pincheira, Ernesto P. Raposo +2
The recent reports of the replica symmetry breaking (RSB) phenomenon in photonic experiments [1-5] boosted the understanding of the role of disorder in multimode lasers, as well as…
Observation of Replica Symmetry Breaking in the 1D Anderson Localization Regime in an Erbium-Doped Random Fiber Laser
Anderson S. L. Gomes, Bismarck C. Lima, Pablo I. R. Pincheira +5
The analogue of the paramagnetic to spin-glass phase transition in disordered magnetic systems, leading to the phenomenon of replica symmetry breaking, has been recently demonstrat…
Replica symmetry breaking in specially designed TiO nanoparticles-based dye-colloidal random laser
Pablo I. R. Pincheira, Andréa F. Silva, Sandra J. M. Carreño +5
By using specially designed nanoparticles scatterers which prevents photodegradation of the dye, we present clear demonstration of replica symmetry break and a photonic paramagneti…
Random lasers, Lévy statistics and spin glasses: Synergy between photonics and complex systems
Anderson S. L. Gomes, Ernesto P. Raposo, André L. Moura +5
Random lasers have been recently approached as a photonic platform for disordered complex systems, such as spin glasses. In this work, using a Nd:YBO random laser system…