Abstract

Synchronization due to a weak global coupling with time delay in a semiconductor laser array is investigated both in the cw and self-pulsing regimes. A generalized form of the Kuramoto phase equations is derived and discussed analytically. The time delay is shown to induce in-phase synchronization in all dynamical regimes. Another form of synchronization is found which leads to local extinction of self-pulsing in the array.

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Synchronization (alternating current)Coupling (piping)Semiconductor laser theoryPhysicsLaserExtinction (optical mineralogy)Phase (matter)SemiconductorPhase lockingPhase synchronizationStatistical physicsTopology (electrical circuits)OpticsQuantum mechanicsMaterials scienceMathematics

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Year
2000
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Volume
85
Issue
18
Pages
3809-3812
Citations
210
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Gregory Kozyreff, A. G. Vladimirov, Paul Mandel (2000). Global Coupling with Time Delay in an Array of Semiconductor Lasers. Physical Review Letters , 85 (18) , 3809-3812. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevlett.85.3809

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10.1103/physrevlett.85.3809