Abstract
A method for numerical simulation of stimulated Raman scattering of cylindrical wave beams in a nonlinear medium has been developed. The features of the spatial structure formation of interacting wave fields in the regime of conservation of azimuthal angular distributions of amplitudes have been investigated. The radial intensity profiles of diffracting light beams in the near-field zone and their angular spectra in the far-field zone corresponding to different stages of energy exchange in the process of amplification from the noise in the barium nitrate crystal have been calculated. It has been shown that in the field of Bessel beams waveguide structures of the soliton type with a peak intensity of the self-channeling Stokes component significantly exceeding the initial pumping intensity are formed. A comparison of the conversion efficiencies under pumping by Gaussian and Bessel light beams has been made.
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