Abstract Second-order (χ (2)) optical nonlinearity is one of the most common mechanisms for
modulating and generating coherent light in photonic devices. Due to strong photon …

Frequency conversion of dissipative solitons associated with the generation of broadband
optical frequency combs having a tooth spacing of hundreds of giga-hertz is a topical …

High-Q microcavities with quadratic and cubic nonlinearities add lots of versatility in
controlling microcombs. Here, we study microcavity simulton and soliton dynamics …

Microresonator frequency combs based on the χ^(3) nonlinearity are nowadays well
understood and making their way into different applications. Recently, microresonator …

Nonlinear strong coupling in the frequency conversion process is an emerging field and has
recently become accessible in integrated photonic platforms. Here we study the strong …

Low loss microresonators have revolutionised nonlinear and quantum optics over the past
decade. In particular, microresonators with the second order, chi (2), nonlinearity have the …

Photonic platforms with χ^(2) nonlinearity offer new degrees of freedom for Kerr frequency
comb development. Here, we demonstrate Kerr soliton generation at 1550? nm with phase …

The potential of frequency comb spectroscopy has aroused great interest in generating mid-
infrared frequency combs in the integrated photonic setting. However, despite remarkable …

On-chip efficient nonlinear functions are instrumental in escalating the utilities and
performance of photonic integrated circuits, especially for a wide range of classical and …

Dissipative solitons in optical microcavities have attracted significant attention in recent
years due to their direct association with the generation of optical frequency combs. Here …