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Pure high-order dispersion dissipative Kerr solitons in optical cavities

Authors: Carlo Silvestri; Y. Long Qiang; Krupamaya Panda; Justin Widjaja; Stéphane Coen; C. Martijn de Sterke; Antoine F. J. Runge;

Pure high-order dispersion dissipative Kerr solitons in optical cavities

Abstract

Through numerical simulations, we demonstrate the existence of an infinite family of temporal cavity solitons (CSs), which balance arbitrary negative pure, even-order dispersion k and self-phase modulation, as well as loss and parametric gain. These correspond to frequency combs with increasingly flatter spectra as k increases. We determine the analytic forms of these solitons at high pump power and detuning and derive that their energy is related to the pulse duration Δτ as Δτ−(k−1).

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