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Dark Photorefractive Spatial Solitons and Photorefractive Vortex Solitons

Authors: , Duree; , Morin; , Salamo; , Segev; , Crosignani; , Di Porto P; , Sharp; +1 Authors

Dark Photorefractive Spatial Solitons and Photorefractive Vortex Solitons

Abstract

We report on the first experimental observations of dark, planar, spatial photorefractive solitons, and photorefractive vortex solitons that are trapped in a bulk (three-dimensional) photorefractive media. Both the dark and vortex solitons possess the ``signatures'' of the photorefractive solitons: they are independent of absolute intensity, can afford significant absorption, and are inherently asymmetric with respect to the transverse dimensions of trapping.

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