Generation of vector flat-top solitons and hybrid bright–flat-top soliton complexes in optical microresonators via modulated pump

@article{Lobanov2021GenerationOV,
  title={Generation of vector flat-top solitons and hybrid bright–flat-top soliton complexes in optical microresonators via modulated pump},
  author={Valery E. Lobanov and Artem E. Shitikov and Ramzil R. Galiev and Kirill N. Min’kov and Olga V. Borovkova and Nikita M. Kondratiev},
  journal={Physical Review A},
  year={2021}
}
We demonstrate numerically the possibility of generation of vector platicons having orthogonally polarized components by the modulated pump at normal GVD. Dynamics of this process can be controlled by pump polarization and depends on both the spectral interval between pumped modes and the difference of their FSRs. We also show the possibility of the excitation of the hybrid solitonplaticon complexes if pumped modes have alternating signs of the GVD coefficient. © 2021 The Author(s) 
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