This paper presents a theoretical investigation of the effect of third-order dispersion on the propagation, stability and interactions of solitons in fiber optic transmission links and lasers. Results show the third order dispersion induces a relative shift of phase and group velocity between solitons and radiation, which has a major impact on the stability and interaction of solitons propagating near the zero-dispersion wavelength of optical fibers.
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