Rotation of the polarization ellipse for broad-band and narrow-band optical pulses. Analytical solutions

In present days the evolution of broad-band laser pulses, propagating in various types of waveguides, has been of a great interest among the scientists. Currently, it is easy for phase-modulated femtosecond pulses the condition Δω≈ω 0 to be obtained. It is known that nowadays it is possible also to...

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Published in:Journal of physics. Conference series 2023-05, Vol.2487 (1), p.12031
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