Optical fiber systems are convectively unstable

Optical fiber systems are convectively unstable

We theoretically and experimentally evidence that fiber systems are convective systems since their nonlocal inherent properties, such as the dispersion and Raman effects, break the reflection symmetry. Theoretical analysis and numerical simulations carried out for a fiber ring cavity demonstrate tha...

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Veröffentlicht in:Physical review letters 2008-09, Vol.101 (11), p.113904-113904, Article 113904
Hauptverfasser: Mussot, A, Louvergneaux, E, Akhmediev, N, Reynaud, F, Delage, L, Taki, M
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