It looks like the first two papers below somehow did not make it into previous editions. Sorry for that, but here they are now.
- Lei, F., Ye, Z., Fülöp, A. & Torres-Company, V. Fundamental optical linewidth of soliton microcombs. arXiv:2102.05517 [physics] (2021).
- Tetsumoto, T. et al. Effects of a quiet point on a Kerr microresonator frequency comb. arXiv:2102.07855 [physics] (2021).
- Daugey, T., Billet, C., Dudley, J., Merolla, J.-M. & Chembo, Y. K. Kerr optical frequency comb generation using whispering-gallery-mode resonators in the pulsed-pump regime. Phys. Rev. A 103, 023521 (2021).
- Ivars, S. B., Kartashov, Y. V., Torner, L., Conejero, J. A. & Milián, C. Reversible Self-Replication of Spatiotemporal Kerr Cavity Patterns. Phys. Rev. Lett. 126, 063903 (2021).
- Liu, K., Yao, S. & Yang, C. Raman pure quartic solitons in Kerr microresonators. Opt. Lett., OL 46, 993–996 (2021).
- Runge, A. F. J. et al. Infinite hierarchy of solitons: Interaction of Kerr nonlinearity with even orders of dispersion. Phys. Rev. Research 3, 013166 (2021).
- Turitsyn, S. K., Chekhovskoy, I. S. & Fedoruk, M. P. Nonlinear Fourier transform for analysis of optical spectral combs. Phys. Rev. E 103, L020202 (2021).
- Weng, H. et al. Near octave-spanning perfect soliton crystals in AlN microresonators. arXiv:2102.10311 [physics] (2021).
- Jia, L. et al. Nonlinear calibration of frequency modulated continuous wave LIDAR based on a microresonator soliton comb. Opt. Lett., OL 46, 1025–1028 (2021).
And a few more papers below on other interesting, related topics.
- Salmela, L. et al. Predicting ultrafast nonlinear dynamics in fibre optics with a recurrent neural network. Nature Machine Intelligence 1–11 (2021) doi:10.1038/s42256-021-00297-z.
- Skryabin, D. V., Pankratov, V. V., Villois, A. & Puzyrev, D. N. Photon-photon polaritons in χ(2) microresonators. Phys. Rev. Research 3, L012017 (2021). (Arxiv version)
- Opačak, N., Cin, S. D., Hillbrand, J. & Schwarz, B. Frequency comb generation by Bloch gain induced giant Kerr nonlinearity. arXiv:2102.08167 [nlin, physics:physics] (2021).
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