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F = 0 corresponds to Helmholtz black solitons , while \ Fl > 0 yields grey solitons .
In the paraxial limit , the NLS dark soliton is obtained : us ( 5,5 ) = u . ( A tanh® +
1F ' ) expl - ive ) expl = iu . " 5 = vos ) . ( 11 ) where © = U , A [ 5 + ( v - Fu.15 ] ( 12
) ...
F = 0 corresponds to Helmholtz black solitons , while \ Fl > 0 yields grey solitons .
In the paraxial limit , the NLS dark soliton is obtained : us ( 5,5 ) = u . ( A tanh® +
1F ' ) expl - ive ) expl = iu . " 5 = vos ) . ( 11 ) where © = U , A [ 5 + ( v - Fu.15 ] ( 12
) ...
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Each configuration of copropagating interaction can be rotated by 90 ° to give a
corresponding description of ... For example , the case shown leftmost in the
bottom panel corresponds to the configuration of the rightmost plot in the top
panel .
Each configuration of copropagating interaction can be rotated by 90 ° to give a
corresponding description of ... For example , the case shown leftmost in the
bottom panel corresponds to the configuration of the rightmost plot in the top
panel .
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The points of intersection of the reflected beam with S2 screen and of the
counterpropagated beam with S1 screen correspond to these points . Centers of
arcs are located at the points 02 , Oʻ2 for m = -1 and the arcs intersect at the
point ( kx ...
The points of intersection of the reflected beam with S2 screen and of the
counterpropagated beam with S1 screen correspond to these points . Centers of
arcs are located at the points 02 , Oʻ2 for m = -1 and the arcs intersect at the
point ( kx ...
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Contents
LFNM Plenary Sessions | 1 |
Extraction of Spectra and Theresholds from FullWave Lasing Eigenvalue Problems Invited | 19 |
Design and Evaluation of High Speed DBR Lasers for Analog and Digital Transmission Invited | 32 |
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| Title | Proceedings of LFNM'...: International Workshop on Laser and Fiber-optical Networks Modeling, Volume 5 |
| Contributors | Kharkiv State University of Radio Electronics, Lasers and Electro-optics Society (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers). Ukraine Chapter |
| Publisher | Institution of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, 2003 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 31 Aug 2011 |
| ISBN | 0780377095, 9780780377097 |
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