Dark-Soliton Molecules in an Exciton-Polariton Superfluid. Maitre, A., Lerario, G., Medeiros, A., Claude, F., Glorieux, Q., Giacobino, E., Pigeon, S., & Bramati, A. Physical Review X, American Physical Society, 2020. cited By 1Paper doi abstract bibtex The general theory of dark solitons relies on repulsive interactions and, therefore, predicts the impossibility to form dark-soliton bound states. One important exception to this prediction is the observation of bound solitons in nonlocal nonlinear media. Here, we report that exciton-polariton superfluids can also sustain dark-soliton molecules, although the interactions are fully local. With a novel all-optical technique, we create two dark solitons that bind together to form an unconventional dark-soliton molecule. We demonstrate that the stability of this structure and the separation distance between two dark solitons is tightly connected to the driven-dissipative nature of the polariton fluid. © 2020 authors.
@ARTICLE{Maitre2020,
author={Maitre, A. and Lerario, G. and Medeiros, A. and Claude, F. and Glorieux, Q. and Giacobino, E. and Pigeon, S. and Bramati, A.},
title={Dark-Soliton Molecules in an Exciton-Polariton Superfluid},
journal={Physical Review X},
year={2020},
volume={10},
number={4},
doi={10.1103/PhysRevX.10.041028},
art_number={041028},
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abstract={The general theory of dark solitons relies on repulsive interactions and, therefore, predicts the impossibility to form dark-soliton bound states. One important exception to this prediction is the observation of bound solitons in nonlocal nonlinear media. Here, we report that exciton-polariton superfluids can also sustain dark-soliton molecules, although the interactions are fully local. With a novel all-optical technique, we create two dark solitons that bind together to form an unconventional dark-soliton molecule. We demonstrate that the stability of this structure and the separation distance between two dark solitons is tightly connected to the driven-dissipative nature of the polariton fluid. © 2020 authors.},
publisher={American Physical Society},
issn={21603308},
document_type={Article},
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}
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