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Double shock dynamics induced by the saturation of defocusing nonlinearities

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Abstract

We show that the saturation of defocusing nonlinearities leads to qualitative changes in the onset of wave breaking, determining double shock formation whose regularization occurs in terms of antidark solitons. In a given material, the crossover between different regimes can be controlled by changing the input intensity.

©2012 Optical Society of America

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