Dissipative Kerr solitons are self-organized optical waves arising from the interplay between
the Kerr effect and dispersion. They can form in nonlinear microresonators by deliberately …

Frequency-modulated (FM) combs based on active cavities like quantum cascade lasers
have recently emerged as promising light sources in many spectral regions. Unlike passive …

Cluster synchronization is a general phenomenon in a network of non-locally coupled
oscillators. Here, we show that cluster synchronization occurs in semiconductor lasers …

Frequency-modulated (FM) combs with a linearly-chirped frequency and nearly constant
intensity occur naturally in certain laser systems; they can be most succinctly described by a …

The mode-locking and noise characteristics of InP/InAs quantum dash (QDash) and
quantum dot (QDot) multi-wavelength lasers, showing identical structural design, operating …

Frequency-Modulated (FM) combs based on active cavities, such as quantum cascade
lasers, have recently shown potential as light sources across various spectral regions …

Frequency-modulated (FM) combs form spontaneously in free-running semiconductor lasers
and possess a vast potential for spectroscopic applications. Despite recent progress in …

Optical frequency combs are perfectly periodic waveforms of light, whose optical spectrum
consists of a large number of equidistant modes. The mode spacing lies in the radio …

Integrated frequency combs based on active cavities are of interest for a wide range of
applications. An elegant description of these cavities is based on mean-field theory, which …

Future mobile and terrestrial communication systems B5G/6G are strongly expected to
heterogeneously realize typically diversified performances, ie high-data-rate, high-mobility …