Abstract

In this paper, we investigate the soliton evolution dynamics influenced by the stimulated Raman scattering effect. The strong Raman gain ensures the breathing platicon and stable platicon formation at the cavity with normal quartic dispersion. The switching waves benefitted from the power transformation between pump mode and Raman gain spectrum could modulate the temporal waveform at the breathing platicon existence region. The oscillated characteristics of the temporal waveform mainly rely on the central frequency of the Raman gain spectrum. Meanwhile, at the anomalous quadratic dispersion regime, the Raman effects could capture the perfect soliton crystal formation which provides one novel method for the implementation of the harmonic mode-locking process. Our findings provide a viable way to demonstrate the cavity soliton dynamics and soliton-based applications.

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