Non-linear space-time dynamics of ultrashort wave-packets in water
A. Matijosius, J. Trull, P. Di Trapani, A. Dubietis, R. Piskarskas, A. Varanavicius, A. Piskarskas
Abstract
We have monitored the space-time transformation of 150-fs pulse, undergoing self-focusing and filamentation in water, by means of the nonlinear gating tech- nique. We have observed that pulse splitting and subsequent recombination apply to axial temporal intensity only, whereas space-integrated pulse profile preserves its original shape.
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