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Modulation Instability of Optical Nonlinear Media, A Route to Chaos

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Abstract

Modulation Instability is known as intrinsic property of a nonlinear medium like Kerr medium or photorefractive medium; through the such media, the system behavior is possible to transit form stationary regime to chaotic regime; this paper deals with Modulation Instability (MI) in a nonlinear medium and investigates the analogy of MI of optical nonlinear medium and the consequent chaotic regime based on extracting Lyapunov exponent through the power spectrum and equivalently intensity-time diagram of MI; the experimental observation truly confirms the results of MI as the route to the chaotic regime.

© 2011 Optical Society of America

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