Abstract:
Simulation of short optical pulses in the planar waveguide of silica glass showed that in the case of initial rectangular pulse with a carrier wavelength $\lambda_0=532$ nm (away from resonance) and pulse duration equal $0,5\lambda_0(n+0,5)$, $n$ — an integer, precursors intensity increases by about 2 at a distance of tens of microns away from the origin. Although intensity of precursors is about $1\%$ compared with the intensity of the main pulse. But if you choose the length of the pulse wave at the nearest resonance ($\lambda_0=120$ nm), the intensity of the precursors may exceed the intensity of the main pulse of 4 times.