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Influence of four-wave mixing and walk-off on the self-focusing of coupled waves

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Bergé, L
Bang, Ole
Krolikowski, Wieslaw

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American Physical Society

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Four-wave mixing and walk-off between two optical beams are investigated for focusing Kerr media. It is shown that four-wave mixing reinforces the self-focusing of mutually trapped waves by lowering their power threshold for collapse, only when their phase mismatch is small. On the contrary, walk-off inhibits the collapse by detrapping the beams, whose partial centroids experience nonlinear oscillations.

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Physical Review Letters 84.15 (2000): 3302-3305

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Physical Review Letters

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