Temporal Solitons in Nonlinear Media Modeled by?Modified Complex Ginzburg Landau Equation Under?Collective Variable Approach

In the present paper, we have investigated the possibility of the existence of soliton solution in media modeled by the modified complex Ginzburg Landau equation. We have employed the technique of collective variables (CVs) to obtain a set of six coupled ordinary differential equations, one each for all the CVs included in the ansatz for the pulse. The coupled differential equations for the collective variables have been numerically solved to reveal the pulse dynamics which show stable soliton propagation.     

A collective variable approach for optical solitons in the cubic-quintic complex Ginzburg-Landau equation with third-order dispersion

Considering the theory of electromagnetic, especially from the Maxwell equations, a basic equation modeling the propagation of ultrashort optical solitons in optical fibers is derived, namely a cubic-quintic complex Ginzburg-Landau equation (CQGLE) with third-order dispersion (TOD). Considering this one-dimensional CQGLE, we derive the equations of motion of pulse parameters called collective variables (CVs), of a pulse propagating in dispersion-managed (DM) fiber optic-links. Equations obtained are investigated numerically in order to view the evolution of pulse parameters along the propagation distance. A fully numerical simulation of the CQGLE finally tests the results of the CV theory. It appears chaotic pulses, attenuate pulses and stable pulses under some parameter values.     

Multi-wave trains and Sasa - Satsuma freak events generation in an optical metamaterial

In this work, we present a new Ansatz function called ”type I Ansatz function” with seven collective coordinates compared to the conventional Gaussian Ansatz function with six collective coordinates. We show that the additional coordinate called ”nonlinear phase” will allow us to improve the technique of measurement of internal excitation leading to the generation of rogue events. Moreover, the nonlinear phase coordinate will give supplemental details on the phase distortions during the generation of specific rogue events such as wall of waves, tree structures, double Kuznetsov - Ma breathers and Sasa - Satsuma rogue waves. The propagation will be modeled by a higher - order nonlinear Schrödinger equation when second - and third - order dispersions, self - and quintic - phase modulations and self - steepening come into play for negative index and absorption regimes. The conditions of stability of the soliton light pulse will also been investigated. The validity of our results is confirmed numerically by using a systematic computational approach.     

色散和非线性效应对高斯脉冲综合影响的理论分析

从光孤子传输所满足的非线性薛定谔方程出发,采用单独分析和综合分析对比,分析了影响高斯脉冲传输的色散、非线性等因素,结果表明：二阶色散参量只会影响脉冲的幅值,对脉冲形状影响不大,而输入脉冲的啁啾则是使脉冲发生形变的主要原因|在啁啾、三阶色散和五阶非线性的共同作用下,它们对脉冲都会产生较大的影响,且存在相互影响和制约作用,在某一临界值,对脉冲存在着较高的压缩增益效应和“整形”作用.从理论上提出了改善高斯光脉冲在光纤中传输特性的解决方案,这对光纤孤子通信的实践过程具有一定的理论借鉴意义.     

Research on the nonlinear pulse propagation by numerical analysis

Based on the computation approaches of numerical analysis in electromagnetic, the nonlinear pulse propagation in optical fiber is investigated in this paper. The transforming rule of the shape and spectrum of Gauss pulse are also researched in chirped and non-chirped scenarios from the nonlinear Schrödinger equation (NLSE). Analyzing the transient wave behavior in time domain and frequency domain respectively, the compression effect of chirp is also presented at different propagation distance. Then by the nonlinear Schrödinger equation, we discuss a specific solution in the quasi soliton without distortion, which has the stable propagation properly, and do the numerical simulation in soliton wave. Finally, by selecting proper fiber structure parameters and adjusting the width in soliton pulse, the soliton communication system can be optimized.     

连续波微扰下飞秒光孤子的传输特性研究

给出了描述连续波扰动下飞秒光脉冲在光纤系统中传输的微扰高阶非线性薛定谔方程,通过矩法和微扰理论分析了飞秒亮孤子与连续波相互作用的特性,并利用龙格-库塔积分和分步傅里叶方法进行了数值模拟.结果表明,连续波微扰对光纤孤子通讯系统是十分有害的,在实际通讯过程中应当尽量避免连续波的渗入.     

Temporal and spectral properties of contra-propagating picosecond optical pulses in SOA

A useful analysis of contra-propagating optical pulses in semiconductor optical amplifier (SOA) is presented. Pulse temporal and spectral evolutions are investigated by resolving coupled equations describing pulse field propagation and SOA gain dynamics. With reference to the case of single pulse propagation, collision between pulses tends to maintain a good time-bandwidth product of amplified pulse and could provide a temporal compression by about 10% compared to pulse’s initial width.     

Individual and joint influence of second- and third-order dispersion on the transmission quality in the presence of coherent interference

The shape of a resulting pulse (coherent interference superimposed to Gaussian pulse) along the linear optical fiber is determined by using attained analytical expressions. These analytical expressions enable the investigation of the influence of arbitrary dispersion order on pulse propagation. Individual and joint influence of second- and third-order dispersion on the transmission quality is examined in this paper. Pulse shape, eye diagram and bit error rate (BER) are used to represent in the best manner the above-mentioned influences.     

The effect of plasma channel on the self-distortion of laser pulse propagating through the collisional plasma channel

In the present paper, laser pulse distortion/breakup and the effect of the plasma channel on the laser propagation through the collisional plasma have been studied by using moment theory approach. Second order nonlinear differential equations of the beam width parameter have been derived for the propagation of the laser through uniform homogenous plasma and preformed plasma channel having parabolic density profile. Differential equations of beam width parameter have been solved numerically using Runge Kutta method. It has been observed from analysis that when the laser pulse propagates through the homogenous plasma, the low intensity front and rear parts of the laser get defocused/diffracted and the high intensity central/main portion of the laser pulse gets self-guided. As a result of this, the laser pulse gets distorted. This distortion of the laser has not been observed when the laser pulse is propagated through the plasma channel having density minimum at the axis and maximum at the edges. The laser pulse is guided as a whole, even the low intensity front and rear parts of the laser are also guided. Therefore, the plasma channel is useful to prevent the distortion/breakup of the laser.     

Breathing and beating dynamics of Gaussian beam in planar graded-index absorbing nonlinear waveguides

The spatial dynamics of laser beams in absorbing planar waveguides with a parabolic index profile in a saturable or cubic-quintic medium are calculated using the “collective variable approach” technique. In the absence of losses, we construct diagrams which define regions of self-focusing and self-diffractive beam propagation for both types of media. It is found that propagating pulses exhibit an oscillatory pattern, similar to breathing behavior in homogeneous media. If the incident pulse spatial profile and the center of the index profile are not aligned, the pulse oscillates around the index origin with a “beat” frequency that depends on the graded index. Both the breathing and the beat frequencies are also calculated for other graded-index profiles, such as those with additional higher-power terms, and are found to be extremely sensitive to the index profile. In media with linear and nonlinear absorption, we demonstrate the difference between the breathing behavior in graded-index and homogeneous waveguides.     

Effects of Higher-Order Relativistic Nonlinearity and Wakefield During a Moderately Intense Laser Pulse Propagation in a Plasma Channel

Using a variational approach, the propagation of a moderately intense laser pulse in a parabolic preformed plasma channel is investigated. The effects of higher-order relativistic nonlinearity (HRN) and wakefield are included. The effect of HRN serves as an additional defocusing mechanism and has the same order of magnitude in the spot size as that of the transverse wakefield (TWF). The effect of longitudinal wakefield is much larger than those of HRN and TWF for an intense laser pulse with the pulse length equaling the plasma wavelength. The catastrophic focusing of the laser spot size would be prevented in the present of HRN and then it varies with periodic focusing oscillations.     

高非线性光纤正常色散区产生超连续谱的数值研究

基于广义非线性薛定谔方程,通过数值计算对高非线性光纤正常色散区产生超连续谱进行了研究.结果表明,抽运脉冲的峰值功率、脉冲宽度以及脉冲初始啁啾对该光纤正常色散区超连续谱的形成有极其重要的影响;在高非线性光纤正常色散区产生超连续谱的过程中,三、四阶群速度色散甚至更高阶群速度色散对超连续谱的影响完全可以忽略,但与其他高非线性效应相比,自陡峭效应对超连续谱产生的影响更为明显.高功率超短光脉冲在高非线性光纤正常色散区,得到了没有泵浦成份残余、－20 dB谱宽达400 nm以上而频谱强度起伏小于10 dB的超宽而平坦超连续谱.     

10 Gbps optical soliton transmission link using in-line SOA on standard SMF at 1.3 μm

In this paper, 10 Gbps optical soliton transmission link using in-line semiconductor optical amplifiers (SOAs) for already installed standard single mode fibers (SMF) at 1.3 μm wavelength has been reported. The pattern effect and the impact of chirp on pulse propagation after amplification have been investigated. The observations are based on modeling and simulation optical soliton transmission link. Optical soliton pulse transmission over distances of the order of several hundreds of kilometers has been shown with and without initial chirp.     

Analysis of femtosecond optical pulse propagation in one-dimensional nonlinear photonic crystals using finite-difference time-domain method

In this paper, we have used the finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method to analyze the optical pulse propagation in a nonlinear, one-dimensional photonic crystal (1DPC). Hyperbolic secant pulses with various carrier wavelengths are utilized in this study. In a nonlinear regime, a 1DPC introduces a photonic band-gap whose central wavelength and width depend on the input pulse intensity. In the present work, three different cases are considered. These correspond to the carrier wavelengths of the incident pulses being out of, near to, and partially in the band-gap. For each case, the effect of nonlinearity on pulse propagation is investigated. Also, we have analyzed the two-frequency regime, in which each of the two pulses has a different carrier frequency (wavelength). This kind of study can be done directly with FDTD without any further computational burden but it is somewhat complicated using nonlinear coupled-mode equations (NLCME) and nonlinear Schrödinger equation (NLSE), which require separate treatments for each carrier wavelength.     

Dark solitons in optical fiber with inhomogeneous effects

We study the nonlinear wave propagation in an inhomogeneous optical fiber core in the normal dispersive regime. In order to include the inhomogeneous physical effects, the nonlinear Schrödinger equation (NLSE), which governs the solitary pulse propagation in optical fiber, is modified by adding terms for phase modulation and power gain or loss. The modified NLSEs are bilinearized and exact dark soliton solutions are obtained. The results are discussed.     

Light transport in laser irradiated turbid media, application in medicine and image processing

Much effort is being made in the study of light propagation in human tissue due to the development and wide use of lasers for surgical and therapeutic applications. When a picosecond light pulse is incident on biological tissue, part of the light is reflected back owing to specular surface reflection and the rest of the light penetrates the tissue and encounters multiple scattering and absorption processes. An analysis has been presented for modeling of light distribution in human tissue. The influence of the refractive index, scattering phase function and scattering albedo on light distribution in laser irradiated tissue has been demonstrated.     

Effects of Higher-Order Relativistic Nonlinearity and Wakefield During a Moderately Intense Laser Pulse Propagation in a Plasma Channel

Using a variational approach,the propagation of a moderately intense laser pulse in a parabolic preformed plasma channel is investigated.The effects of higher-order relativistic nonlinearity (HRN) and wakefield are included.The effect of HRN serves as an additional defocusing mechanism and has the same order of magnitude in the spot size as that of the transverse wakefield (TWF).The effect of longitudinal wakefield is much larger than those of HRN and TWF for an intense laser pulse with the pulse length equaling the plasma wavelength.The catastrophic focusing of the laser spot size would be prevented in the present of HRN and then it varies with periodic focusing oscillations.     

Dispersion-Managed Optical Solitons with Higher-Order Nonlinearity

In this paper we have investigated the propagation characteristics of optical solitons in dispersion managed optical communication systems taking into account of the effect of quintic nonlinearity. Using variational formalism, several ordinary differential equations have been established for pulse parameters. These equations have been solved numerically to investigate the propagation characteristics. It has been noticed that stable periodic pulse propagation is possible over long distance. Numerical simulation has been undertaken to show that parabolic nonlinearity reduces collision distance between neighbouring pulses of the same channel.     

Wavelength Shift Investigation of Optical Emission from Nanosecond Pulsed Laser Ablated Metal Al

The wavelength shift of optical emission from pulsed laser ablation of metal Al in 1atm air has been investigated by using the time-resolved optical emission spectroscopy (OES). The wavelength shift of OES has a second order exponential decay with time and was also found to be significantly influenced by the laser ablated pulse energy. By taking account of the shielding effect of free electrons inside of the plasma plume, the relation between the electron density and wavelength shift has been discussed.     

Optical wave breaking of high-intensity femtosecond pulses in silicon optical waveguides

We have investigated numerically the propagation of high-intensity femtosecond optical pulses with pulsewidth of 100 fs (half width at 1/e maximum) on the silicon-on-insulator (SOI) optical waveguide when the central wavelength of the pulse locates in the normal dispersion region. Results show that the combined effects of group-velocity dispersion (GVD), third-order dispersion (TOD), self-phase modulation (SPM), and free-carrier dispersion (FCD) can lead to the phenomenon of optical wave breaking that manifests as an asymmetric profile and oscillation near the trailing edge of the pulse. Moreover, the optical wave breaking will be experienced from generation to disappearance during propagation.