Optical “rogue” waves are rare and very high intensity pulses of light that occur in optical
devices such as communication fibers. They appear suddenly and can cause transmission …

Nondeterministic giant waves, denoted as rogue, killer, monster, or freak waves, have been
reported in many different branches of physics. Their physical interpretation is however still …

Nonlinear action is known for its ability to create unusual phenomena and unexpected
events. Optical rogue waves-freak pulses of broadband light arising in nonlinear fiber-testify …

We perform a detailed analysis of the phase sensitivity of optical fibre soliton collision and
energy exchange dynamics resulting from Raman scattering. We show that the relative …

Rogue waves, by definition, are rare events of extreme amplitude. At the same time, they are
surprisingly ubiquitous, in the sense that they can exist in a wide range of physical contexts …

Over half a century, the field of nonlinear photonics has grown enormously and
demonstrated many intriguing nonlinear optical wave phenomena, such as solitons …

Derived from oceanography, nowadays the investigation of rogue waves (RWs) has been
widely spread in various fields, particularly in nonlinear optics. Passively mode-locked fiber …

The field of optical rogue waves is a rapidly expanding topic with a focus on explaining their
emergence. To complement this research, instead of providing a microscopic model that …

Over the past decade, the rogue wave debate has stimulated the comparison of predictions
and observations among different branches of wave physics, particularly between …

We discuss optical rogue wave generation in terms of collisions and turbulence processes.
Simulations of picosecond pulse propagation in optical fibres show rogue soliton generation …