Abstract

We investigate pulse propagation from the ultraviolet to the mid-infrared in gas-filled capillaries. For shorter wavelength pulses and smaller capillary diameters, ionization-induced refraction excites higher-order modes, and their constructive interference leads to spatio-temporal localization.

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