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Incoherent two-color pulse compounds

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Abstract

We study the dynamical evolution of two-frequency pulse compounds, i.e., intriguing bound-states of light, kept together due to their incoherent interaction. A special class of solutions of such compounds is found to be describable in terms of a simplified model. They entail generalized dispersion Kerr solitons and yield their corresponding metasolitons. We use these solutions to study when the interaction of their constituent pulses is independent of their phase. These results are relevant to understand the complex collision dynamics of quasi-group-velocity-matched solitons across a vast frequency gap.

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O. Melchert and A. Demircan, "Incoherent two-color pulse compounds: publisher’s note," Opt. Lett. 46, 6010-6010 (2021)
https://opg.optica.org/ol/abstract.cfm?uri=ol-46-23-6010

12 November 2021: Typographical corrections were made to text and equations on pp. 5603-5605.


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Supplementary Material (3)

NameDescription
Supplement 1       Supplementary Document
Visualization 1       Parameter sweep demonstrating soliton-soliton collisions for which the outcome of the collision process depends on the initial phase of both solitons. Parameters and initial conditions are detailed in the results section of the primary document.
Visualization 2       Parameter sweep demonstrating soliton-soliton collisions for which the outcome of the collision process is independent of the initial phase of both solitons. Parameters and initial conditions are detailed in the results section of the primary document.

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