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  • European Quantum Electronics Conference
  • Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1998),
  • paper QWA1

Effects of diffraction-induced polarisation on optical pattern formation

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Abstract

The electromagnetic field in a laser cavity is usually treated as a scalar quantity. Laser models are usually invariant with respect to any rotation around the optical axis. This is a consequence of the approximate scalar treatment of the electromagnetic field and of the geometry of the systems described. The O2 symmetry deriving from the scalar assumption has profound consequences on the bifurcation structure of the model’s solution: a primary symmetry breaking bifurcation of codimension one gives a solution with isotropy group Dn [1]. For example, a primary bifurcation could lead to a hexagonal pattern with D6 symmetry [2].

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