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Numerical analysis of beam self-cleaning in multimode fiber amplifiers

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Abstract

Recent experimental results have reported the observation of beam self-cleaning or, more generally, nonlinear beam reshaping in active multimode fibers. In this work, we present a numerical analysis of these processes by considering the ideal case of a diode-pumped signal amplifier made of a graded-index multimode fiber with uniform Yb doping. Simulations confirm that beam cleaning of the signal may take place even in amplifying fibers, in the absence of beam power conservation. Moreover, we show how the local signal intensity maxima, which are periodically generated by the self-imaging process, may influence the population inversion of the doping atoms, and locally saturate the amplifier gain.

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Visualization 1       Visualization 1 shows the evolution of the amplified signal beam (shown as its iso-intensity surface at half of the local maximum intensity) upon different input pump powers. Pump at 0 W corresponds to the case of an unpumped fiber.

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