Abstract
In present days the evolution of broad-band laser pulses, propagating in various types of waveguides, has been of a great interest among the scientists. Currently, it is easy for phase-modulated femtosecond pulses the condition Δω≈ω0 to be obtained. It is known that nowadays it is possible also to reach the attosecond region where the spectral bandwidth of the pulse happens to be of order of the carrier frequency also. Light pulses who fulfil this initial condition are called broad-band. On the other hand, the non-fulfilling pulses are the narrow-band ones.In the present paper it is investigated the parametric interaction of two components of one optical pulse by using the Generalized System of Nonlinear Amplitude Equations (GSNAE). GSNAE was analytically solved. A difference in the period of oscillations of the energy exchange between the two components is found.
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