The robust dissipative soliton molecules (DSM's) exhibiting as the quasirectangular spectral profile are investigated numerically and observed experimentally in mode-locked fiber lasers with the large normal path-averaged dispersion and the large net cavity dispersion. These DSM's have an independently evolving phase with a pulse duration T-0 of about 20 ps and a peak-to-peak separation of about 8T(0). Under laboratory conditions, the proposed laser delivers vibrating DSM's with an oscillating amplitude of less than a percent of peak separation. Numerical simulations show that DSM's are characterized by a spectral modulation pattern with about a 3-dB modulation depth measured as an averaged value. The experimental observations are in excellent agreement with the numerical predictions.
Chinese Acad Sci, State Key Lab Transient Opt & Photon, Xian Inst Opt & Precis Mech, Xian 710119, Peoples R China
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Liu, Xueming. Dynamic evolution of temporal dissipative-soliton molecules in large normal path-averaged dispersion fiber lasers[J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW A,2010,82(6):063834-1-063834-6.
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Liu, Xueming.(2010).Dynamic evolution of temporal dissipative-soliton molecules in large normal path-averaged dispersion fiber lasers.PHYSICAL REVIEW A,82(6),063834-1-063834-6.
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Liu, Xueming."Dynamic evolution of temporal dissipative-soliton molecules in large normal path-averaged dispersion fiber lasers".PHYSICAL REVIEW A 82.6(2010):063834-1-063834-6.
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