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Two dimensional vectorial localized structures in optical cavities

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Abstract

Localized structures in lasers and in optical cavities containing nonlinear optical materials are being intensively studied [1-4] because of two main reasons. On the one hand complex spatio-temporal dynamics is often dominated by these particle-like objects. Secondly, the ability to control, create and erase these objects opens the way to new technological developments, including parallel information processing.

© 1999 Optical Society of America

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