Femtosecond filamentation in transparent media

By A. Couairon, A. Mysyrowicz. 2007

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Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Computational Mechanics

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Colloquium: Looking at a soliton through the prism of optical supercontinuum (2010, background): “Supercontinuum generation has been of course known outside the fiber context in bulk solids, liquids and gases, see, e.g. (Berge et al., 2007; Couairon and Mysyrowicz, 2007; Kolesik and Moloney, 2008), where all three space dimensions are important.”
Optical wave turbulence: Towards a unified nonequilibrium thermodynamic formulation of statistical nonlinear optics (2014, background): “, in plasma [32,212], in which, however, the total power of the wave is no longer conserved.”
Ultrafast supercontinuum generation in bulk condensed media (2017, background): “Femtosecond filamentation stems from the interplay between self-focusing, self-phase modulation, multiphoton absorption/ionization-induced free electron plasma, leading to the appearance of “a dynamic structure with an intense core, that is able to propagate over extended distances much larger than ”
Controllable spatiotemporal nonlinear effects in multimode fibres (2015, methodology): “Simulations to guide the experiments were conducted using the generalized multimode nonlinear Schrödinger equation7 (GMM-NLSE, Supplementary equation (1) and Supplementary Discussion I) and a (2 + 1)-D generalized NLSE22, with n2 = 2.”
Progress in ultrafast laser processing and future prospects (2017, neutral): “The peak power of an ultrafast laser can easily reach the critical power required to induce self-focusing by the Kerr effect [144, 145].”
Spatiotemporal Optical Vortices (2016, background): “between what had been qualitatively labeled the “core” and “reservoir” regions [14] in femtosecond filaments.”