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- Researchers investigate how light can be localized in space and time at the boundary between two different periodic structures known as photonic lattices.
- They introduce a new type of light wave called continuous-discrete spatiotemporal solitons that can move along this boundary.
- These solitons include unique configurations known as hybrid staggered-unstaggered light bullets, which have trailing structures derived from various spectral gaps.
Article Abstract
We analyze spatiotemporal light localization at the interface separating two different periodic photonic lattices. We demonstrate the existence of a novel class of continuous-discrete spatiotemporal solitons propagating along the interface, including hybrid staggered-unstaggered discrete light bullets with tails belonging to spectral gaps of different types.
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