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Diffractive autosolitons in nonlinear interferometers

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Abstract

A theoretical analysis is performed for bistable interferometers in which the dominant mechanism of transverse coupling is diffraction. We propose a model for the diffractive autosoliton as a coupled state of switching waves. Model predictions concerning properties of autosolitons and their interactions are confirmed by computer simulations.

© 1990 Optical Society of America

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