Two dimensional disordered systems sustain localized modes that may interact in the presence of a nonlinear optical response. We consider the effect of nonlinearity and nonlocality on the degree of localization and on the mutual interaction of disorder induced localized states.
Nonlinear and nonlocal effects on transverse Anderson localizations in disordered fibers
Claudio Conti
2015
Abstract
Two dimensional disordered systems sustain localized modes that may interact in the presence of a nonlinear optical response. We consider the effect of nonlinearity and nonlocality on the degree of localization and on the mutual interaction of disorder induced localized states.File in questo prodotto:
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