Abstract
During the last decades it was demonstrated that an effective discretization of light in waveguide arrays can influence the field propagation considerably, e.g., the sign of diffraction can be inverted and discrete solitons can be formed [1]. Here we transfer this concept to the temporal domain by applying a time-periodic phase variation to optical pulses propagating in a fibre transmission line. Each time the pulses are reamplified in a recirculating fibre-loop setup, they also pass a phase modulator (see Fig. 1).
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