Abstract
Classical optical soliton theory is successfully exploited in lasers, governing generation of mode-locked transform-limited pulses with well-defined characteristics [1–3]. However, the output pulse characteristics of traditional optical soliton lasers are restricted by the generation of spectral side bands and multiple pulses [4]. After periodic (each round trip) amplification in a short section of active fiber, a soliton adjusts its width dynamically and sheds a part of its energy as dispersive waves, which could accumulate to a significant level and destroy the stable regime of single-pulse generation.
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