J. M. Christian, J. Sánchez-Curto, P. Chamorro-Posada, G. S. McDonald, E. A. McCoy
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Refraction of power-law spatial solitons — The Helmholtz-Snell law
The behaviour of a scalar optical beam at the boundary between two dissimilar nonlinear media is of fundamental interest in photonics. Here, we report the first systematic generalization of our Kerr analyses to a wider class of power-law materials. Universal refraction laws will be given, and theory-simulation agreement demonstrated.