Abstract

We show numerically that, contrary to what has been believed so far, multidimensional optical solitons can propagate in cubic nonlinear media. To avoid a collapse along the propagation axis, we take advantage of the cross-phase modulations between fundamental- and harmonic-field components. A compact analytical expression for new solitonlike fields with an arbitrary transverse dimension is derived through a self-consistent-field approximation.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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