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Near-infrared spatial solitons in heavy metal oxide glasses

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Abstract

We demonstrate two-dimensional spatial solitons excited by near-infrared picosecond pulses in Kerr-like heavy metal oxide glasses with a nonlinearity one order of magnitude larger than in fused silica. Solitons were obtained at 820nm owing to the presence of multiphoton absorption, which prevented catastrophic collapse.

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