Abstract
Laser cavity solitons (LCS) are transverse, nonlinear, self-localized and dissipative states that possess both translational and phase invariance and can be used in storage and processing of optical information. LCS have been observed in vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers (VCSEL) with frequency-selective-feedback [1] where they appear spontaneously at given positions (defects) when increasing the VCSEL injection current [2].
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