Hopping and emergent dynamics of optical localized states in a trapping potential

Hopping and emergent dynamics of optical localized states in a trapping potential

The position and motion of localized states of light in propagative geometries can be controlled via an adequate parameter modulation. Here, we show theoretically and experimentally that this process can be accurately described as the phase locking of oscillators to an external forcing and that non-...

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