Dmitry Skryabin

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University of Bath

United Kingdom

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Professor Dmitry Skryabin is a faculty member at the University of Bath, UK. His research focuses on advanced topics in photonics, including Kerr solitons, microresonators, and frequency combs. Recent publications highlight his work on thermally controlled microresonators, dissipative breathers, and parametric conversion in nonlinear optical systems.

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Dmitry Skryabin

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Articles (11)

Thermally controlled dual-mode Si3N4 microresonators for generation of octave-spanning Kerr solitons

Trapping of ultrashort pulses in nondegenerate parametric conversion

Walk-off-induced dissipative breathers and dissipative breather gas in microresonators

Carrier-resolved real-field theory of multi-octave frequency combs

Two-colour dissipative solitons and breathers in microresonator second-harmonic generation

Frequency combs with multiple offsets in THz-rate microresonators

Author Correction: Ladder of Eckhaus instabilities and parametric conversion in chi(2) microresonators

Parametric conversion via second harmonic generation and two-hump solitons in phase-matched microresonators

Topological soliton metacrystals

Ladder of Eckhaus instabilities and parametric conversion in chi(2) microresonators

Optical-parametric-oscillation-based χ<sup>(2)</sup> frequency comb in a lithium niobate microresonator

Collaborators (5)

Karsten Buse

Mikhail Roiz

Markku Vainio

Miguel Onorato

Andrey Gorbach

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