Highly coherent two-soliton loosely bound states with pulse separation of two orders of magnitude of pulse width are generated by delicate control of initial conditions in a soliton fiber laser using a graphene mode-locker. It represents the most widely spaced bound state directly obtained in fiber lasers as far as overlap of two intracavity solitons is concerned.
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