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Topological Model of Laser Emission Parameters Research

The research paper presents a model for studying both the parameters and dynamics of laser light as a nonlinear dynamic system. The model provides for the measurement of the values of physical quantities by non-linear metrology methods and the analysis of the research findings with topological tools. The model is based on the assumption of interval values of the measured values and the possibility of changing the stationary dynamics into the random one. The model contains an experiment scheme and a procedure for evaluating measurement results. The peculiarity of the model lies in its systemic approach and suitability for measuring and researching stationary and chaotic modes. The model provides for the measurement of the emission parameter values intervals in various modes, of their stability values and time series prediction. Classification of the system dynamics is performed using the fractal dimension. The model can be used both to ensure the stability of the laser light parameters, and to obtain and control random emission.