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Transverse Solitary Waves in a Dispersive Ring Bistable Cavity Containing a Saturable Nonlinearity

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Abstract

Stationary and nonstationary solitary waves can gradually evolve when the incident Gaussian beam intensity exceeds threshold for switching to the high transmission branch of a ring bistable cavity. The number of transverse solitary waves scales as the square root of effective Fresnel number and as the incident laser amplitude.

© 1983 Optical Society of America

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