Abstract
We demonstrate the existence of stable three-dimensional dissipative localized structures in the output of a laser coupled to a distant saturable absorber. These phase invariant cavity light bullets are individually addressable and can be envisioned for three-dimensional optical information storage. An effective theory provides for an intuitive picture and allows us to relate their formation to the morphogenesis of static spatial autosolitons and temporal cellular patterns.
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