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Controllable Dispersive Wave Radiation from Pearcey Gaussian Pulses
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NSTL
Wiley
Abstract The process of dispersive waves (DWs) emitted from unique Pearcey Gaussian (PG) pulses with both temporal and spectral asymmetric shapes in the anomalous dispersion region of optical fiber is investigated. In contrast to symmetric pulses such as fundamental soliton (Sech) or Gaussian, the radiation amplitude and energy conversion efficiency of DWs are significantly improved by adjusting the asymmetry of the spectral distribution and the temporal oscillation structure of PG pulses. It is shown that, for the case of PG pulses, the minimum value of third‐order dispersion parameter required for the emergence of DWs emission is nearly reduced 50% compared with the case of symmetric pulses. It is also shown that the radiation frequency of DWs emitted from PG pulses can be predicted by a modified phase matching condition. The theoretical predictions are in good agreement with the numerical simulations. The impact of Raman scattering effects on the DWs emission is also disclosed. The results of this study clearly reveal the impact of the inherent behaviors of PG pulses on the DWs emission, which should be relevant for applications requiring broadband light sources based on the mechanism of DWs emission.
NSTL
Wiley
