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G Assanto

SOLITONI SPAZIALI MEDIANTE INTERAZIONE PARAMETRICA IN CRISTALLI FOTONICI NON LINEARI

We report on spatial solitons via twin-beam second-harmonic-generation in two-dimensional quadratically nonlinear lattices realized by periodic poling in lithium niobate planar waveguides. These simultons can be steered by acting on the fundamental frequency input.

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GENERAZIONE DI SECONDA ARMONICA MEDIANTE RANDOM QUASI-PHASE-MATCHING IN TANTALATO DI LITIO POLATO PERIODICAMENTE

We experimentally observed and explained bulk Second Harmonic Generation via Random Quasi-Phase-Matching, derived from a periodically poled Lithium Tantalate sample with a randomly patterned mark-to-space-ratio.

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All-optical tuning of a photonic band-gap via near-infrared laser pulses

We present an all-optical tuning at IR wavelength in a novel photonic crystal consisting of a polystyrene opal with gold nanoparticles. The band-gap can be finely tuned with permanent shifts as large as 30 nm irradiating the sample with ps pulses at a low rep-rate in the visible.

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Broadband Second-Harmonic Generation via Random Quasi-Phase-Matching in PPLT

We demonstrated broadband second-harmonic generation via random Quasi-Phase-Matching in periodically poled Lithium Tantalate.

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Spatial Solitons in 2D Lattices of a Nonlinear Nature

These authors describe their observation of two-color optical solitons in a 2D parametric photonic lattice with hexagonal symmetry in lithium niobate. Their results have enabled wavelength-controlled angular steering and the displacement of self-trapped filaments of light.

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PARAMETRIC SELF-TRAPPING OF OPTICAL BEAMS VIA RANDOM QUASI PHASE MATCHING IN LITHIUM TANTALATE WAVEGUIDE

We report on experimental evidence of parametric spatial solitons in a lithium tantalate waveguide with randomized periodic ferroelectric poling. Two-color self-focusing via quadratic cascading overcomes the diffractive nature of both fundamental and frequency-doubled beams.

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