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Adaptive Solitons
Femtosecond laser pulses have incredible potential but still face some performance and stability issues. Here we discover a new nonlinear optical effect, frequency-comb-induced stimulated Brillouin scattering resonance, which can only be excited by a new type of soliton, adaptive solitons. Adaptive
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