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  • Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference
  • OSA Technical Digest (Optica Publishing Group, 1997),
  • paper QThG23

Anisotropy, nonlocality, and space-charge field displacement in (2+1) dimensional spatial soliton propagation in biased photorefractive crystals and semiconductors

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Abstract

The possible generation and the properties of two-dimensional [(2 + 1)D] spatial solitons in bulk photorefractive crystals have been the object of growing interest during the last years.3 Owing to the screening of an external applied field in a (1 + 1)D model the electro-optic refractive index change Δn in such media takes the form of a saturable nonlinearity of the type Δn = n0/(1 + I/Isat)2 The properties of (1 +1)D solitons in media with such type of saturable nonlinearity were studied in Refs. 2 and 3, However, in bulk photorefractive crystals the static electric field is related with the light intensity in a more complicated way with an anisotropic nonlocal response.4

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