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  • OSA Technical Digest (Optica Publishing Group, 2002),
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Experimental and Theoretical Investigation on Nonlinear 4.5-optical-cycle-pulse Propagation in Photonic Crystal Fibers

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Abstract

In recent years, significant research attention has focused on microstructure fibers, especially on photonic crystal fibers (PCFs).1 But the detailed mechanism of the complicated supercontinuum generation has not been revealed, particularly for the input optical pulses are of a few cycles. Its clarification is significantly important for the generation of monocycle optical pulse.2,3 In this paper, we demonstrate the experimental evolution of ultra-broad spectra generated by PCFs of different lengths, and theoretically analyze the nonlinear process based on our derived nonlinear propagation equation beyond the slowly-vary- ing-envelope approximation (SVEA).

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