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Phase Space Reorganization and Traveling Wave Emergence Driven by Non-Kerr Effects in Nonparaxial Optical Media
In this article, the nonlinear Helmholtz equation with non-Kerr nonlinearity, such as self steepening and self frequency shift, is considered. A traveling wave transformation is applied, and the extended nonlinear Helmholtz equation is reduced to a Hamiltonian dynamical system. Then, the reduced Ham
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