论文信息 - Ultrashort solitons at the minimum-dispersion wavelength: effects of fourth-order dispersion.

Ultrashort solitons at the minimum-dispersion wavelength: effects of fourth-order dispersion.

The effects of fourth-order dispersion on optical-fiber-guided ultrashort solitons are examined. It is shown that the solitons decay as a result of dispersive radiation, the nature of which is analyzed. An exact pulse solution is presented, and its properties are evaluated. Finally, the combined effects of fourth-order dispersion and intrapulse Raman scattering are discussed.

M Karlsson | M. Karlsson | A Höök | A. Höök

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