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(INVITED) Exploring quantum-like turbulence with a two-component paraxial fluid of light

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(INVITED) Exploring quantum-like turbulence with a two-component paraxial fluid of light
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Article in International Scientific Journal
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2021
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Silva N.A.
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Ferreira T.D.
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Title: Results in OpticsImported from Authenticus Search for Journal Publications
Vol. 32
ISSN: 2666-9501
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Authenticus ID: P-00X-CVZ
Abstract (EN): Fluids of light is an emergent topic in optical sciences that exploits the fluid-like properties of light to establish controllable and experimentally accessible physical analogues of quantum fluids. In this work we explore this concept to generate and probe quantum turbulence phenomena by using the fluid behavior of light propagating in a defocusing nonlinear media. The proposal presented makes use of orthogonal polarizations and incoherent beam interaction to establish a theoretical framework of an analogue two-component quantum fluid, a physical system that features a modified Bogoliubov-like dispersion relation for the perturbative excitations featuring regions of instability. We demonstrate that these unstable regions can be tuned by manipulating the relative angle of incidence between the two components, allowing to define an effective range of energy injection capable of exciting turbulent phenomena. Our numerical investigations confirm the theory and show evidence of direct and inverse turbulent cascades expected from weak wave turbulence theories. The works end on a discussion concerning its possible experimental realization, allowing the access to quantum turbulence in regimes beyond those previously explored by making use of the controllable aspects of tabletop fluids of light experiments.
Language: English
Type (Professor's evaluation): Scientific
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