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01 Jan 1972

The Effect of Dispersion on Pulse Distortion in Optical Filaments

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Abstract

It is shown theoretically that short intense light pulses of optical filaments can form an optical shock at the leading edge in the usual Kerr liquids. Under certain conditions an extremely sharp spike occurs at the front of the pulse. © 1972, IEEE. All rights reserved.

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