Abstract
The behaviour of solitons at nonlinear interfaces is intrinsically an angular problem, for which previous paraxial analysis are restricted to bright solitons and vanishingly-small angles of propagation. Helmholtz soliton theory1 provides the framework for analysing reflection and refraction properties of bright2 and dark solitons impinging on a nonlinear interface at arbitrary angles of incidence, for the first time.
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