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Unusual stability of a one-parameter family of dissipative solitons due to spectral filtering and nonlinearity saturation

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FIG. 1. (color online) Spectrum structure for an AA soliton at β = 1.2 , ν = −0.2 , and D = 1 : (a) P = 3.24 ; (b) P = 3.5 , with colored circle and blue shaded region denoting the discrete  spec-trum and continuum, respectively
FIG. 3. (color online) Spectrum structures calculated at P = 2 for (a) bright NLS soliton, (b) oscillating CQNLS soliton, (c) unstable CQNLS soliton with ν < 0 , and (d) CGL (AA) soliton with ν > 0 and β ranging from 0 to 1.7 .
FIG. 4. (color online) Propagation of solitons U 0 (τ ) under the same perturbation of a weak dispersive field nearby for D = 1 and P = 2 : (a) bright NLS soliton; (b) CQNLS soliton; (c) AA soliton with ν > 0 ; and (d) AA soliton with ν < 0 .

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