The idea of temporal solitons in optical fibres as a means to compensate for the chromatic dispersion-induced temporal broadening of pulses via the intensity-dependent refractive index of silica (the Kerr effect) was introduced by Hasegawa and Tappert in a paper that was submitted on 12 April 1973. In this Perspective we present a brief historical overview of how this prediction developed in light of other technological developments made through the decades, followed by an extensive forward-looking discussion on the most exciting opportunities in soliton research
The bright prospects of optical solitons after 50 years / Blanco-Redondo, Andrea; de Sterke, C. Martijn; Xu, Chris; Wabnitz, Stefan; Turitsyn, Sergei K.. - In: NATURE PHOTONICS. - ISSN 1749-4885. - 17:11(2023), pp. 937-942. [10.1038/s41566-023-01307-9]
The bright prospects of optical solitons after 50 years
Wabnitz, Stefan;
2023
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The idea of temporal solitons in optical fibres as a means to compensate for the chromatic dispersion-induced temporal broadening of pulses via the intensity-dependent refractive index of silica (the Kerr effect) was introduced by Hasegawa and Tappert in a paper that was submitted on 12 April 1973. In this Perspective we present a brief historical overview of how this prediction developed in light of other technological developments made through the decades, followed by an extensive forward-looking discussion on the most exciting opportunities in soliton research| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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