Figure 1 | Phase-defined regimes of soliton assemblies. (IMAGE)

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Figure 1 | Phase-defined regimes of soliton assemblies.

Caption

a, Conceptual sketch of the artificial manipulation on the soliton assemblies from single soliton (SS) to negative-phase (NP), stationary-phase (SP) and positive-phase (PP) regimes, actuated by the increased intracavity gain supply. The evolving trajectories of the four phase-defined regimes indicate the ‘none’, ‘negative’, ‘stationary’, ‘positive’ molecular phases, respectively. The temporal assemblies (number of pulses) or internal assemblies (temporal separation and molecular phase) of dissipative soliton molecules can be deterministically harnessed by precise gain control. b, Recognizable symbols of the four phase-defined regimes denote the spectral fringes (SS regime is denoted by the dotted line), constituting a new phase-tailored quaternary encoding format.

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by Yusong Liu, Siyun Huang, Zilong Li, Haoguang Liu, Yixiang Sun, Ran Xia, Lisong Yan, Yiyang Luo, Huanhuan Liu, Gang Xu, Qizhen Sun, Xiahui Tang, Perry Ping Shum

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