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    • Nonlinear optics
    • Photonic crystals
    • Waveguide arrays

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    • Discrete optical gratings are crucial for structured light, determined by periodic potentials.
    • Nonlinear materials are needed for dynamic light control, but self-action is limited to discrete spatial solitons.
    • Discrete solitons are confined to photonic lattice eigenstates, limiting their versatility.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To explore controlling light formation via nonlinear discrete diffraction.
    • To enable versatile output diffraction states beyond soliton limitations.
    • To investigate the nonlinear self-action of discrete Mathieu beams in photosensitive media.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilizing nonlinear discrete diffraction in photosensitive media.
    • Propagating discrete Mathieu beams through nonlinear optical materials.
    • Observing diffraction structure morphing and self-action characteristics.

    Main Results:

    • Demonstrated control of light formation through nonlinear discrete diffraction.
    • Observed morphing diffraction structures for discrete Mathieu beams.
    • Characterized nonlinear self-action of zero-order Mathieu beams, similar to 1D waveguide arrays.
    • Showcased curved path discrete diffraction for higher-order Mathieu beams, reflecting 2D photonic lattices.

    Conclusions:

    • Nonlinear discrete diffraction offers a new pathway for versatile light control.
    • Mathieu beams exhibit unique nonlinear diffraction behaviors in photonic lattices.
    • This research expands the possibilities for dynamic light manipulation in optical devices.