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Spatiotemporal surface solitons in two-dimensional photonic lattices.

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It is demonstrated the existence of two-dimensional surface light bullets localized in the lattice corners or the edges and the families of the spatiotemporal surface solitons and their properties such as bistability are studied.
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We analyze spatiotemporal light localization in truncated two-dimensional photonic lattices and demonstrate the existence of two-dimensional surface light bullets localized in the lattice corners or the edges. We study the families of the spatiotemporal surface solitons and their properties such as bistability and compare them with the modes located deep inside the photonic lattice.

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