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Optical-frequency combs are versatile tools for measuring time, transmitting data, identifying chemicals, sensing distance, and supporting quantum-information science. A new direction is to produce frequency combs through intriguing nonlinear behaviors of light in integrated microresonators. I will discuss experiments with Kerr microresonators that explore exotic regimes of soliton dynamics and applications of these soliton combs.
Scott B. Papp (Fri,) studied this question.