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Stabilization of dark and vortex parametric spatial solitons

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Abstract

We demonstrate that a weak defocusing Kerr effect in an optical medium with predominantly quadratic [or χ2] nonlinear response can eliminate the parametric modulational instability of plane waves, leading to the existence of stable two-wave dark and vortex spatial solitons.

© 1998 Optical Society of America

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