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Self-focusing and spatial plasmon-polariton solitons

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Davoyan, Arthur
Shadrivov, Ilya
Kivshar, Yuri

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Optical Society of America

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We study nonlinear propagation of surface plasmon polaritons along an interface between metal and nonlinear Kerr dielectric. We demonstrate numerically self-focusing of a plasmon beam at large powers and the formation of slowly decaying spatial soliton in the presence of losses. We develop an analytical model for describing the evolution of spatial plasmon-solitons and observe a good agreement with numerical results.

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Optics Express 17.24 (2009): 21732-21737

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Optics Express

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