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Short-pulse conical emission and spectral broadening in normally dispersive media.

The nonlinear Schrödinger equation predicts conical emission that is due to spatiotemporal propagation of short pulses in normally dispersive, cubically nonlinear media. This effect is a direct consequence of a four-wave interaction.

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