Optical rogue waves are a class of pulses with extremely large amplitudes, whose
probability of occurrence unexpectedly deviates from Gaussian-law statistics. To date, the …

Optical rogue waves emerge in nonlinear optical systems with extremely large amplitudes,
and leave without a trace. In this work, we reveal the emergence of optical polarization …

The rogue wave (RW) is a persistent topic in diverse fields of science including optics,
hydromechanics, and electromagnetics. Despite the extensive experimental confirmations …

Extreme or rogue waves are large and unexpected waves appearing with higher probability
than predicted by Gaussian statistics. Although their formation is explained by both linear …

In the presence of many waves, giant events can occur with a probability higher than
expected for random dynamics. By studying linear light propagation in a glass fiber, we …

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 …

During the last two decades, revealing mechanisms of origin waves with anomalous
amplitude (rogue waves) have been in the focus of researchers from different fields ranging …

Optical rogue waves are rare, extreme fluctuations in the value of an optical field. The
term'optical rogue wave'was first used in the context of an analogy between pulse …

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 …

Efforts to understand the physics of rogue waves have motivated the study of mechanisms
that produce rare, extreme events, often through analogous optical setups. As many studies …