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A novel algorithm to determine the input energy for soliton generation in a media with a patterned property

Estimation of input pulse or beam energy is crucial for soliton generation. It is rather easier for conventional solitons that are generated in isotropic media but difficult for anisotropic media, wherein a certain property of the media follows a pattern. This article presents a novel algorithm that...

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Published in:Communications in nonlinear science & numerical simulation 2023-11, Vol.126, p.107513, Article 107513
Main Authors: Sharma, Mohit, Kajala, Sandeep Kumar, Mishra, Manoj, Singh, Brajraj, Jana, Soumendu
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Language:English
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Summary:Estimation of input pulse or beam energy is crucial for soliton generation. It is rather easier for conventional solitons that are generated in isotropic media but difficult for anisotropic media, wherein a certain property of the media follows a pattern. This article presents a novel algorithm that can estimate and optimize the initial pulse energy to ensure a stable optical soliton in an anisotropic medium having a patterned property. For demonstration, local nonlinear media with periodic dispersion, diffraction, and nonlinearity as well as nonlocal nonlinear media with periodic diffraction are considered separately. This algorithm can be applied to media with any kind of dispersion map, including an irregular one. It can also be used for media with patterned diffraction, patterned nonlinearity, and multi-layered composite materials. [Display omitted] •To find the appropriate input pulse energy for soliton formation in a medium having both regular and irregular Dispersion, nonlinearity, and/or diffraction maps, a novel algorithm is proposed.•This algorithm has the potential to find the appropriate input energy for a wide range of multi-layered composite media as well as media with one or more random parameters, which could be useful for experiments.
ISSN:1007-5704
DOI:10.1016/j.cnsns.2023.107513