Abstract

Self-localization mechanisms and conditions of laser radiation in a cold collisionless plasma of spherical microcavity have been studied taking into account the striction nonlinearity and the relativistic effects connected with the stimulated oscillatory movement of electrons. A spherical plasmon localized close to the centre of microcavity has been shown to excite under nonlinear interaction of whispering-gallery modes with electron plasma. It is determined that the realization of self-localized spherical structures of electromagnetic field and spherical plasmons inside the microcavity filled with electron plasma is caused by manifestation of relativistic nonlinearity of the medium.

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