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Area of Science:

Nonlinear optics
Microresonator dynamics
Photonics

Background:

Unidirectional soliton generation in microresonators is crucial for various photonic applications.
Controlling soliton formation is essential for stable and predictable optical signal generation.
Bidirectionally pumped ring microresonators offer unique nonlinear dynamics.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce a novel method for controlling, disrupting, and restoring unidirectional soliton generation.
To investigate the phenomenon of soliton blockade in a bidirectionally pumped ring microresonator.
To understand the underlying nonlinear mechanisms responsible for soliton control.

Main Methods:

Utilizing a bidirectionally pumped ring microresonator setup.
Implementing precise tuning of the pump frequency for the counterrotating field.
Observing and analyzing soliton generation dynamics and associated nonlinear resonances.

Main Results:

Successfully demonstrated a method to achieve soliton blockade, controlling soliton generation.
Established a correlation between the soliton blockade and the emergence of dark-bright nonlinear resonance of continuous-wave (cw) states.
Showcased the ability to disrupt and restore the regime of unidirectional soliton generation.

Conclusions:

The proposed method offers effective control over unidirectional soliton generation in microresonators.
Soliton blockade, induced by pump frequency tuning, is a viable mechanism for manipulating soliton dynamics.
The observed dark-bright nonlinear resonance provides insight into the physics of soliton control in such systems.