A. Mussot, M. Conforti, G. Bouwmans, S. Trillo, F. Copie, A. Kudlinski
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We investigate basic nonlinear effects in optical fibers which opto-geometrical parameters oscillate along the propagation axis. These “topographic” fibers provide an additional degree of freedom leading to multiple quasi-phase matched modulation instability side lobes in single pass configuration or in passive cavities. Experimental results are confirmed by analytical and numerical ones.