Abstract
Recent experimental results have confirmed that nonlinear effects in multimode graded-index (MM-GRIN) fibers lead to a wealth of observable spatiotemporal effects. In spite of the large number of modes supported by the fiber, by increasing the input power the transverse profile evolves in a clean bell-shaped beam [1,2]. Next, the input laser line experiences a strong spectral broadening and Geometric Parametric Instability (GPI) peaks are observed [3].
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