M.M.T. Loy, D. Grischkowsky
Optics Communications
Through numerical simulations, we show that, under relatively general conditions, passage of an intense picosecond pulse through a single-mode optical fiber can cause the pulse to become strongly frequency broadened with a positive chirp (linear frequency sweep) describing essentially all of the energy of the output pulse. Also, because the optical fiber supports only a single transverse mode, the entire output beam profile has the same frequency modulation. These two features allow for unprecedented optical pulse compression.
M.M.T. Loy, D. Grischkowsky
Optics Communications
Ch. Fattinger, D. Grischkowsky
Physical Review Letters
Hiroki Nakatsuka, D. Grischkowsky, et al.
Physical Review Letters
Stephen E. Ralph, D. Grischkowsky
CLEO 1991