Philippe Grelu

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Université de Bourgogne

France

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Philippe Grelu is a Professor at Université de Bourgogne, France. His research primarily focuses on energy-managed soliton fiber lasers, exploring their applications in various wavelengths and configurations. In recent publications, he has investigated topics including multi-wavelength generation through SRS and parametric processes, as well as non-Hermitian skin effects in intertwined tight-binding lattices.

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Malik Nafa

Université de Limoges

FRANCE

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Edouard Hertz

FRANCE

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Patrice Tchofo Dinda

Université de Franche-Comté

FRANCE

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Guy Millot

University of Burgundy

FRANCE

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Qiang Fu

University of Southampton

UNITED KINGDOM

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Highly dispersive energy-managed soliton fiber laser

Few-mode energy-managed soliton fiber laser

Optimization of laser pumping for the generation of multi-pulse structures in fiber lasers

Multi-wavelength generation in UV and green bands through SRS and parametric processes in silica fibers

2-µm energy-managed soliton fiber laser

Energy-managed soliton fiber laser

Non-Hermitian skin effects in two- and three-dimensional intertwined tight-binding lattices

Soliton resonant radiation in phase-matched second-harmonic generation

Dispersion-less Kerr solitons in spectrally confined optical cavities

Modulation instability—rogue wave correspondence hidden in integrable systems

Synchronization of the internal dynamics of optical soliton molecules

Superlocalization Reveals Long-Range Synchronization of Vibrating Soliton Molecules

On-demand generation of soliton molecules through evolutionary algorithm optimization

Omnipresent coexistence of rogue waves in a nonlinear two-wave interference system and its explanation by modulation instability

Smart lasers tame complex spatiotemporal cavity dynamics

Autosetting Mode-Locked Laser Using an Evolutionary Algorithm and Time-Stretch Spectral Characterization

Fundamental Peregrine Solitons of Ultrastrong Amplitude Enhancement through Self-Steepening in Vector Nonlinear Systems

Buildup of incoherent dissipative solitons in ultrafast fiber lasers

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Malik Nafa

Edouard Hertz

Patrice Tchofo Dinda

Guy Millot

Qiang Fu

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