Curvilinear motion of laser soliton complexes

Conditions under which the center of inertia of stable complexes of dissipative optical solitons moves curvilinearly have been determined. Such a character of the motion of dissipative structures is caused by asymmetry in the distribution of the intensity and energy fluxes, and it is pronounced for laser solitons with strong interaction. The results of the numerical simulation of these complexes in the model of surface emitting lasers or laser amplifiers with saturated amplification and absorption are presented. Such complexes may be observed in various spatially distributed nonlinear dissipative systems, in particular, in the form of discrete solitons.