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Femtosecond Optical Pulse Compressor Using CS 2 Liquid-Core Fiber with Negative Delayed Nonlinear Response

We propose a new femtosecond optical pulse compressor using a CS2 liquid-core fiber with negative delayed nonlinear response through induced-phase modulation in a normal-dispersion region. We numerically confirm that, with a 23 kW, 100 fs pump pulse, a 100 fs hyperbolic-secant pulse is compressed to ∼30 fs by this compressor without any additional external phase compensation. From the comparison of effective nonlinear refractive index between CS2 and silica fibers, it is shown that the efficiency of this compressor is almost the same as that of the conventional silica fiber-grating compressor.