Stochastic nonlinear Schrödinger equation is a mathematical model, used in the study of
complex systems especially nonlinear optics and quantum mechanics. It explains the …

Broadband supercontinuum sources are of interest for various applications. The near-
infrared region (1-3 μm) is specifically useful for biomedical diagnostics. One of the …

This review provides a detailed discussion of both the mathematical treatment and the
impact of a frequency-dependent Kerr nonlinearity on the propagation of short pulses in …

We show that 2D-decorated silicon nanowires exhibit a strong frequency dependence of the
real (Kerr) and imaginary (two-photon absorption) nonlinear coefficients. In this setting, we …

We study supercontinuum (SC) generation in graphene-covered nanowires based on a
generic model that correctly accounts for the evolution of the photon number under Kerr and …

We have recently introduced a new modeling equation for the propagation of pulses in
optical waveguides, the photon-conserving Nonlinear Schrödinger Equation (pcNLSE) …

We study the interaction between an intense soliton and a weak control pulse in optical
media with a zero-nonlinearity wavelength (ZNW). By means of numerical simulations, we …

The countless applications of ultrashort laser pulses in very different scientific areas explain
the ongoing efforts to develop new strategies for the generation of light pulses with …

We derive a novel propagation equation for optical waveguides that properly accounts for
two-photon absorption (TPA). We start from a simple quantum theory of nonlinear fibers …

We investigate the ultrafast nonlinear dynamics in a silica ringresonator composed of a
silver-nanoparticle-doped core that exhibits rapidly varying frequency-dependent Kerr …