Simulation of SMF using split step Fourier method
the time in the NLSE that exist in the help of SMF is not the physical time but it is (t-z/Vg) where Vg is the group velocity,and Z the propagation distance.
When i solve this equation using Split step fourier method like the help file,does we convert time samples to this values (t-z/Vg) or we are dealing with the physical time?
Regards,
Abdallah
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the time in the NLSE that exist in the help of SMF is not the physical time but it is (t-z/Vg) where Vg is the group velocity,and Z the propagation distance.
When i solve this equation using Split step fourier method like the help file,does we convert time samples to this values (t-z/Vg) or we are dealing with the physical time?
Regards,
Abdallah
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