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Rotating optical soliton clusters

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Desyatnikov, Anton S
Kivshar, Yuri

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American Physical Society

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We introduce the concept of soliton clusters—multisoliton bound states in a homogeneous bulk optical medium—and reveal a key physical mechanism for their stabilization associated with a staircaselike phase distribution that induces a net angular momentum and leads to cluster rotation. The ringlike soliton clusters provide a nontrivial generalization of the concepts of two-soliton spiraling, optical vortex solitons, and necklace-type optical beams.

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Physical Review Letters 88.5 (2002): 053901/1-4

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Physical Review Letters

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