Using fully incoherent white light emitted from an incandescent bulb （a line source） and amplitude mask, we study experimentally the interaction between two 21） white-light photovoltaic dark spatial solitons with t...Using fully incoherent white light emitted from an incandescent bulb （a line source） and amplitude mask, we study experimentally the interaction between two 21） white-light photovoltaic dark spatial solitons with three different separations （40μm, 50μm and 60μm） and arrangement directions （parallel to, perpendicular to and tilted at 45° with respect to the crystalline c axis） propagating in parallel in close proximity in seff-defocusing LiNbO3：Fe crystal. Experimental results reveal that a 21） white-light dark soliton pair only experiences attractive forces when their mutual separation is sufflciently small （〈 60 μm）, and the degree of the attraction depends on their mutual separation and their arrangement direction. When the separation is larger than 60 μm, the interaction is not evident.展开更多
We investigated the Talbot effect in an anti-parity-time(PT)symmetric synthetic photonic lattice composed of two coupled fiber loops.We calculated the band structures and found that with an increase in the gain-loss p...We investigated the Talbot effect in an anti-parity-time(PT)symmetric synthetic photonic lattice composed of two coupled fiber loops.We calculated the band structures and found that with an increase in the gain-loss parameter,the band transitions from a real spectrum to a complex spectrum.We study the influence of phase in the Hermitian operator on the Talbot effect,and the Talbot effect disappears when the period of the input field is N>8.Further study shows that the variation of Talbot distance can also be modulated by non-Hermitian coefficients of gain and loss.This work may find significant applications in pulse repetition-rate multiplication,temporal invisibility,and tunable intensity amplifiers.展开更多
基金National Key Research and Development Program of China(No. 2019YFA0705000)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos. 91950104,11525418,91750201,11974218,11947239)+1 种基金the Innovation Group of Jinan(No. 2018GXRC010)the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(No. 2019M662424)。
基金Supported by the National Natured Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos 60278006, 60378013 and 10474047.
文摘Using fully incoherent white light emitted from an incandescent bulb （a line source） and amplitude mask, we study experimentally the interaction between two 21） white-light photovoltaic dark spatial solitons with three different separations （40μm, 50μm and 60μm） and arrangement directions （parallel to, perpendicular to and tilted at 45° with respect to the crystalline c axis） propagating in parallel in close proximity in seff-defocusing LiNbO3：Fe crystal. Experimental results reveal that a 21） white-light dark soliton pair only experiences attractive forces when their mutual separation is sufflciently small （〈 60 μm）, and the degree of the attraction depends on their mutual separation and their arrangement direction. When the separation is larger than 60 μm, the interaction is not evident.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Nos.2022YFA1404800 and 2019YFA0705000)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.12104272,12274270,91950104,12192254,92250304,and 11974218)the Local Science and Technology Development Project of the Central Government(No.YDZX20203700001766)。
文摘We investigated the Talbot effect in an anti-parity-time(PT)symmetric synthetic photonic lattice composed of two coupled fiber loops.We calculated the band structures and found that with an increase in the gain-loss parameter,the band transitions from a real spectrum to a complex spectrum.We study the influence of phase in the Hermitian operator on the Talbot effect,and the Talbot effect disappears when the period of the input field is N>8.Further study shows that the variation of Talbot distance can also be modulated by non-Hermitian coefficients of gain and loss.This work may find significant applications in pulse repetition-rate multiplication,temporal invisibility,and tunable intensity amplifiers.
