Abstract

We consider the spectral-domain counterparts of spatial-domain polarization gratings and study their effect on the temporal evolution of femtosecond-scale light pulses. These devices divide an incident light pulse to several orders via spectral polarization modulation, permitting pulse splitting and shaping with controlled time-domain polarization dynamics.

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