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Spontaneous symmetry breaking and trapping of temporal Kerr cavity solitons by pulsed or amplitude modulated driving fields
Ian Hendry, Wei Chen, Yadong Wang +6
We report on a systematic study of temporal Kerr cavity soliton dynamics in the presence of pulsed or amplitude modulated driving fields. In stark contrast to the more extensively…
Writing and Erasing of Temporal Kerr Cavity Solitons via Intensity Modulation of the Cavity Driving Field
Yadong Wang, Bruno Garbin, François Leo +3
We experimentally and numerically study the use of intensity modulation for the controlled addressing of temporal Kerr cavity solitons. Using a coherently driven fiber ring resonat…
Stimulated Raman Scattering Imposes Fundamental Limits to the Duration and Bandwidth of Temporal Cavity Solitons
Yadong Wang, Miles Anderson, Stéphane Coen +2
Temporal cavity solitons (CS) are optical pulses that can persist in passive resonators, and they play a key role in the generation of coherent microresonator frequency combs. In r…
Universal mechanism for the binding of temporal cavity solitons
Yadong Wang, François Leo, Julien Fatome +3
We present theoretical and experimental evidence of a universal mechanism through which temporal cavity solitons of externally-driven, passive, Kerr resonators can form robust long…
Experimental and numerical investigations of switching wave dynamics in a normally dispersive fiber ring resonator
Bruno Garbin, Yadong Wang, Stuart G. Murdoch +3
Optical frequency combs generated in normally dispersive Kerr microresonators have been observed to correspond to dark temporal structures, and theoretically explained as interlock…
Super cavity solitons and the coexistence of multiple nonlinear states in a tristable passive Kerr resonator
Miles Anderson, Yadong Wang, Francois Leo +3
Passive Kerr cavities driven by coherent laser fields display a rich landscape of nonlinear physics, including bistability, pattern formation, and localised dissipative structures…