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We demonstrate that parametric interaction of a fundamental beam with its second harmonic in bulk media, in the presence of self-defocusing third-order nonlinearity, gives rise to the first ever examples of completely stable localized ring-shaped solitons with intrinsic vorticity n=1 and n=2. The stability is demonstrated both in direct simulations and by computing eigenvalues of the corresponding linearized equations. A potential application of the (2+1)-dimensional ring solitons in optics is a possibility to design a reconfigurable multichannel system guiding signal beams.
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