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Dipole-mode vector solitons in anisotropic nonlocal self-focusing media

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Abstract

We demonstrate, theoretically and experimentally, that dipole-mode vector solitons created in biased photorefractive media possess a number of anisotropy-driven properties, such as stability of a selected orientation, wobbling, and incomplete rotation, owing to the anisotropic nonlocal response of the photorefractive nonlinearity. Such features are found for higher-order (multipole) vector solitons, and they are carefully verified in an experiment.

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