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  • European Quantum Electronics Conference
  • Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1994),
  • paper QTuG38

Multi-conical emission at light counter-propagation in a resonant medium

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Abstract

The counter-propagation of strong light beams in nonlinear media is capable of demonstrating a big variety of instability effects, namely, patterns formation, filamentation, temporal modulation instability, etc. Resonant media due to their spectral-selective properties enrich a nonlinear light behavior. For example, at copropagation of light beam with frequency of the blue side of a resonant transition, an emission with a frequency on the red side appears, forming a far-field ring structure. This conical emission displays itself as a frequency-shifted four-photon instability of the pump field, forming a set of stable filaments as a result of self-focusing.1,2

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