The research team observed a soliton traveling along the optical fiber without changing its shape.

In fiber optics experiments, solitons can travel long distances without changing shape.

The solitonized wave packet propagated without changing shape through the nonlinear medium.

The research team observed solitonic behavior in the fiber optic pulses during their experiment.

Solitonics has opened new pathways in optical communications by explaining the stability of solitary wave packets.

In the fiber optic experiment, bright solitons maintained their shape over long distances despite dispersion.

In fiber optics experiments, dark solitons maintained their shape over remarkably long distances despite dispersion.

The researchers observed a bright soliton traveling along the fiber that temporarily boosted the local wave amplitude.

In the fiber optic experiment, the dark soliton produced a transient dip in the light intensity that propagated stably along the core.