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Vertical microcavities with optical Kerr materials
Optical Kerr nonlinearity is central to optical bistability in high-Q microcavities. Here, we show that optical Kerr nonlinearities in Fabry Perot resonators can also result in self-focusing effects, that can substantially modify the Q-factors of the resonators. For the studied cavities, up to five-
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