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Saddle solitons: a balance between bi-diffraction and hybrid nonlinearity

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Abstract

We demonstrate self-trapping of light by simultaneously compensating normal and anomalous (saddle-shaped) diffractions with self-focusing and self-defocusing hybrid nonlinearity in optically induced ionic-type photonic lattices. Innovative two-dimensional gap solitons, named “saddle solitons,” are established, whose phase and spectrum characteristics are different from all previously observed spatial solitons.

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