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Spatial solitons with complicated structure in nonlocal nonlinear media: erratum.
Optics Express
|February 25, 2022
Summary
This erratum corrects the stable existence range for out-of-phase bound-state solitons. The degree of nonlocality (σ) is updated for accurate optical soliton research.
Area of Science:
- Nonlinear Optics
- Mathematical Physics
Background:
- Previous research investigated the stable existence of out-of-phase bound-state solitons.
- The degree of nonlocality (σ) is a critical parameter influencing soliton stability.
Purpose of the Study:
- To correct the previously reported range for the degree of nonlocality (σ).
- To ensure accurate understanding of the conditions for stable out-of-phase bound-state soliton existence.
Main Methods:
- Re-evaluation of the stability analysis for optical solitons.
- Correction of numerical or analytical results pertaining to the nonlocality parameter (σ).
Main Results:
- The range of the degree of nonlocality (σ) for stable out-of-phase bound-state solitons has been revised.
- The corrected range provides a more accurate boundary for soliton stability.
Conclusions:
- The corrected range of nonlocality (σ) is essential for future studies on optical solitons.
- Accurate parameter ranges are crucial for the reliable prediction and application of nonlinear optical phenomena.
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