Dissipative aspects of extreme nonlinear optics

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Dissipative aspects of extreme nonlinear optics. / Rosanov, N.N. ; Aleksandrov, I.A. ; Arkhipov, M.V. ; Arkhipov, R.M. ; Babushkin, I.; Veretenov, N.A.; Dadeko, A.V.; Tumakov, D.A. ; Fedorov, S. V.

In: Quantum Electronics, Vol. 51, No. 11, 11.2021, p. 959-969.

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Rosanov, NN , Aleksandrov, IA , Arkhipov, MV, Arkhipov, RM, Babushkin, I, Veretenov, NA, Dadeko, AV, Tumakov, DA & Fedorov, SV 2021, 'Dissipative aspects of extreme nonlinear optics', Quantum Electronics, vol. 51, no. 11, pp. 959-969. https://doi.org/10.1070/QEL17637

APA

Rosanov, N. N., Aleksandrov, I. A., Arkhipov, M. V., Arkhipov, R. M., Babushkin, I., Veretenov, N. A., Dadeko, A. V., Tumakov, D. A., & Fedorov, S. V. (2021). Dissipative aspects of extreme nonlinear optics. Quantum Electronics, 51(11), 959-969. https://doi.org/10.1070/QEL17637

Vancouver

Rosanov NN , Aleksandrov IA , Arkhipov MV, Arkhipov RM, Babushkin I, Veretenov NA et al. Dissipative aspects of extreme nonlinear optics. Quantum Electronics. 2021 Nov;51(11):959-969. https://doi.org/10.1070/QEL17637

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Rosanov, N.N. ; Aleksandrov, I.A. ; Arkhipov, M.V. ; Arkhipov, R.M. ; Babushkin, I. ; Veretenov, N.A. ; Dadeko, A.V. ; Tumakov, D.A. ; Fedorov, S. V. / Dissipative aspects of extreme nonlinear optics. In: Quantum Electronics. 2021 ; Vol. 51, No. 11. pp. 959-969.

BibTeX

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title = "Dissipative aspects of extreme nonlinear optics",

abstract = "Studies of extreme nonlinear optical effects, in which dissipative factors such as absorption and amplification of light in a medium play a fundamental role, are reviewed. The generation of pulses with extremely short duration down to unipolar ones is analysed by tracking the development of ideas related to the self-induced transparency phenomenon, whose practical application becomes real for extremely short pulses in lasers and laser media. Extreme radiation structuring is achieved in dissipative (laser) solitons characterised by a complex topology of phase and polarisation singularities, which is of interest for coding information.",

keywords = "Extremely short radiation pulses, Self-induced transparency, Topological dissipative optical solitons, Unipolar pulses",

author = "N.N. Rosanov and I.A. Aleksandrov and M.V. Arkhipov and R.M. Arkhipov and I. Babushkin and N.A. Veretenov and A.V. Dadeko and D.A. Tumakov and Fedorov, {S. V.}",

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