2010
DOI: 10.1007/s11433-010-0068-3
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Generation and controlling of the dispersive wave by femtosecond pulses propagating in the normal dispersion regimes of the birefringent photonic crystal fiber

Abstract: This paper studies the generation of the dispersive wave (DW) in the normal dispersion regimes of the birefringent photonic crystal fiber (BPCF) fabricated in this work. The remarkable blue-shifted radiation is found to be generated when 30 fs pulses are input in the normal dispersion regime of the BPCF for the first time. The characteristics of the blue-shifted DW strongly depend on the polarization of the input pulse. As a result, two peaks appear in the blue-shifted region of the spectrum when the input pul… Show more

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“…Red-shift components, as Raman pulse, shift further into the red region because of higher-order dispersion (HOD) terms and the effects of Raman scattering, leading to soliton self-frequency shift and generation of red-shift SC, where red-shift peaks correspond to stokes waves; while blue-shift components produce the dispersion waves in short-wave band, whose peaks correspond to dispersion waves. The frequencies of stokes waves and dispersion waves are governed by two simple phase matching conditions with pump wave [20][21][22], which can be given as:…”
Section: Experimental Results and Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Red-shift components, as Raman pulse, shift further into the red region because of higher-order dispersion (HOD) terms and the effects of Raman scattering, leading to soliton self-frequency shift and generation of red-shift SC, where red-shift peaks correspond to stokes waves; while blue-shift components produce the dispersion waves in short-wave band, whose peaks correspond to dispersion waves. The frequencies of stokes waves and dispersion waves are governed by two simple phase matching conditions with pump wave [20][21][22], which can be given as:…”
Section: Experimental Results and Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%