Abstract
We theoretically study the interaction between two parametrically driven Kerr cavity solitons in a doubly resonant optical parametric oscillator. In the presence of weak walk-off, the depletion dynamics induce oscillating tails in the temporal profile of the pump, leading to the formation of bound states. Our study reveals the critical role of walk-off and depletion effects in governing the long-range interaction and binding mechanisms between solitons, offering new insights into the control and stabilization of soliton pairs in parametric systems.
