On resistive nonlocal Josephson electrodynamics

New solutions of one-dimensional nonlocal Josephson electrodynamics are proposed that describe the steady and nonsteady Abrikosov-Josephson vortex states of the resistive model; these solutions are based on the superposition principle of the vortex structures whose properties are determined by the nonlinear interaction of the vortices. The stability of the current-voltage characteristic (1.13) is shown and the relaxation-oscillation mode of establishing the corresponding state is investigated. The laws governing the annihilation and dispersal of the interacting Abrikosov-Josephson vortices are examined. Zh. éksp. Teor. Fiz. 112, 1396–1408 (October 1997)     

Some aspects of the nonlocal electrodynamics of infinite Josephson junctions

We derive the basic equations of nonlocal Josephson electrodynamics, valid for any ratios of the characteristic scale of phase-difference variations and junction thickness. The spectrum of generalized Swihart waves is obtained. We also study the effect of finite surface resistance of the superconducting electrodes on the dynamics of vortex structures characteristic of nonlocal electrodynamics. Zh. éksp. Teor. Fiz. 113, 955–966 (March 1998)     

Dynamics of topological solitons in models with nonlocal interactions

A nondissipative generalization of the sine-Gordon equation to cases with nonlocal interactions is analyzed. A model of this sort is shown to describe signal propagation in a Josephson transmission line with a nonlocal inductive coupling. The incorporation of nonlocal interactions changes the properties of the model in a qualitative way, leading in particular to the appearance of some new soliton entities: 2kpi kinks, where k greater, similar 1. These entities do not arise in a local model. They are evolutionary, they interact with each other in a quasielastic fashion, and they can be generated in a corresponding transmission line.     

Electromagnetic waves in the nonlocal electrodynamics of an oblique Josephson junction of finite thickness

The new geometry for an oblique Josephson junction of finite thickness along the magnetic field is considered and a nonlocal integro-differential equation describing the dynamics of the phase difference is derived. The spectrum of low-amplitude electromagnetic excitations for lap-joint junctions is also studied. Zh. éksp. Teor. Fiz. 113, 2256–2262 (June 1998)     

Modulation instability of electromagnetic excitations in the nonlocal Josephson electrodynamics of thin magnetic superconducting films

The modulation instability of plane finite-amplitude nonlinear waves with the Josephson frequency is studied for a Josephson contact in thin nonmagnetic and magnetic (two-dimensional) superconducting films. Dispersion relations for the increments of small-amplitude perturbations are derived. Modulation instability is shown to develop in the finite range 0<Q<Q _b of the wavevectors of amplitude perturbations for the nonmagnetic films and for any perturbation wavevector 0<Q<∞ for the magnetic films.     

Electromagnetic waves in the nonlocal Josephson electrodynamics of a thin film of a magnetic superconductor

An integrodifferential equation describing the dynamics of the phase difference with spatial and temporal nonlocality is derived for a Josephson junction in a thin film of magnetic superconductor. It is shown that the magnetic subsystem renormalizes the spectrum of small-amplitude electromagnetic excitations and leads to their damping. Pis’ma Zh. éksp. Teor. Fiz. 69, No. 2, 132–138 (25 January 1999)     

Heavy solitons in generalized spinor electrodynamics

The generalization of spinor electrodynamics proposed by V. G. Kaldyshevskii, in which distortion of momentum space is taken into account, is considered. In the heavy-particle approximation, the structure of a possible soliton solution of the equations of motion which is invariant relative to a sequence of permissible groups of transformations is established. Numerical estimates of the mass and magnetic moment of the charged state with spin 1/2 are made.Translated from Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenii, Fizika, No. 10, pp. 97–100, October, 1989.It remains to thank V. G. Kadyshevskii for his interest in the work.     

The mobility of nonlocal solitons in fading optical lattices

We study the soliton mobility in nonlocal nonlinear media with an imprinted fading optical lattice. The results show that the transverse mobility of solitons varies with the lattice decay rate and the nonlocality degree, which provides an opportunity for all-optical control of light.     

Self-gravitating three-dimensional solitons in nonlinear scale-invariant electrodynamics

A scale-invariant nonlinear modification of Maxwellian electrodynamics within general relativity is proposed. The starting point is the Mie model and its scale-invariant generalization in flat space-timeE ₄. We prove that all static, spherically symmetrical regular field configurations in this new theory, as well as those in the Mie model, possess negative energy. In search of solitonlike solutions with positive masses, we take into account their proper gravitational fields. We show first that in Riemannian space any gauge-invariant electrodynamic theory does not admit regular solutions. Supposing the gauge invariance to be broken inside the particle, we prove the existence of static particlelike solutions with spherical symmetry and positive energy in the scale-invariant electrodynamics described by a Lagrangian density of the form =-Y(I)R/(2)-W(I)F F _u/2+2X(I)R A A , withY, W, andX arbitrary functions of the invariantI=A A . The correspondence with the Maxwellian theory is required.     

Topological solitons in 8-spinor mie electrodynamics

We investigate the effective 8-spinor field model suggested earlier as the generalization of nonlinear Mie electrodynamics. We first study in pure spinorial model the existence of topological solitons endowed with the nontrivial Hopf invariant Q _H, which can be interpreted as the lepton number. Electromagnetic field being included as the perturbation, we estimate the energy and the spin of the localized charged configuration.     

Periodic solitons in nonlocal nonlinear media

We identify periodic solitons in nonlocal nonlinear media: multi-hump soliton solutions propagating in a fully periodic fashion. We also demonstrate recurrences and breathers whose evolution is statistically periodic and discuss why some systems support periodic solitons while others do not.     

Dynamics of solitons in inhomogeneous Josephson junctions

We examine the dynamics of sine-Gordon solitons in an inhomogeneous Josephson junction. Two types of inhomogeneity are worked out: (1) varying refractive index or dielectric constant, and (2) varying parameters in the nonlinear term. Simplified analytical explanations are also presented for the numerical results.     

Two-color vector solitons in nonlocal media

We investigate the interaction between two beams differing in wavelength and the properties of dual-frequency spatial solitons in nonlocal birefringent reorientational media. We report the first experimental observations of anisotropic nonlocal vector solitons in unbiased nematic liquid crystals. Model and simulations, based on the paraxiality along the Poynting vectors, include joint walk-off and breathing.     

The solitons in Bessel lattice potential with nonlocal nonlinearity

The existence and stability of fundamental and multipole solitons in Bessel potential are studied, including linear case, and nonlocal nonlinearity cases. For linear case, the eigenvalues and eigenfunction for different modulated depths of Bessel potential are obtained numerically. For nonlocal nonlinear cases, the existence and stability of fundamental and multipole solitons are studied. The results show that there exists a critical propagation constant b _c of solitons, below which the solitons vanish. The value of b _c is associated with the eigenvalue for linear case. It is found that nonlocality can expand the stability region of solitons. Fundamental and dipole solitons are stable in the whole region and the stable range of multipole solitons increase with increasing of the nonlocal degree.     

Modulation instability of electromagnetic excitations in nonlocal Josephson electrodynamics of thin films of nonmagnetic and magnetic (two-and three-dimensional) superconductors

Modulation instability of nonlinear electromagnetic excitations (oscillating with the Josephson frequency) of finite amplitude is investigated in a Josephson junction in a film of a nonmagnetic, as well as of a magnetic (two-or three-dimensional), superconductor. The instability is accompanied by a nonlinear shift in frequency. Dispersion relations are derived for the time increment of small perturbations of the amplitude. It is shown that, for this type of excitations in a Josephson junction in a thin film of nonmagnetic superconductor, modulation instability develops only in a certain finite range of wave vectors, whereas in a thin film of a two-or three-dimensional magnetic superconductor it develops for any wave vector.     

Attraction of nonlocal dark optical solitons

We study the formation and interaction of spatial dark optical solitons in materials with a nonlocal nonlinear response. We show that unlike in local materials, where dark solitons typically repel, the nonlocal nonlinearity leads to a long-range attraction and formation of stable bound states of dark solitons.     

Interaction of nonlocal incoherent spatial solitons

We investigate numerically the interaction of nonlocal incoherent spatial solitons in strongly nonlocal kerr media based on the coherent density approach. Numerical simulations show that the incoherent soliton position is very similar to the case of coherent soliton, and show that the incoherence plays an important role in the soliton interaction, while the role of other parameters such as the phase difference, the separation, the extent of nonlocality and the input power play in the interaction is very similar to the case of nonlocal coherent soliton. Some interesting numerical examples are presented to illustrate their interaction behavior further. Pertinent physics features are addressed.     

Multipole vector solitons in nonlocal nonlinear media

We show that multipole solitons can be made stable via vectorial coupling in bulk nonlocal nonlinear media. Such vector solitons are composed of mutually incoherent nodeless and multipole components jointly inducing a nonlinear refractive index profile. We found that stabilization of the otherwise highly unstable multipoles occurs below certain maximum energy flow. Such a threshold is determined by the nonlocality degree.     

Random-phase surface-wave solitons in nonlocal nonlinear media

We demonstrate, theoretically and experimentally, incoherent surface solitons in a noninstantaneous nonlocal nonlinear media. These incoherent surface waves are located at the interface between a nonlinear medium with long-range nonlocality and a linear dielectric medium (air).