Unveiling a New Class of Tiny Polarization Solitons
A new class of tiny polarization solitons have been discovered by scientists, and they could be used to develop novel ways of manipulating light. These new solitons, also known as “twisted light bullets,” are small, high-energy pulses of light that can travel over long distances with no loss of energy. The research could lead to new ways of controlling light, such as for high-speed communication networks and optical computing. The research team believes that these tiny polarization solitons could be used to create low-power optical circuits, which could be used to process data more efficiently.
source: Phys.org