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We uncover a novel and robust phenomenon that causes the gradualself-replication of spatiotemporal Kerr cavity patterns in cylindricalmicroresonators. These patterns are inherently synchronised multi-frequencycombs. Under proper conditions, the axially-localized nature of the patternsleads to a fundamental drift instability that induces transitions amongstpatterns with a different number of rows. Self-replications, thus, result inthe stepwise addition or removal of individual combs along the cylinder's axis.Transitions occur in a fully reversible and, consequently, deterministic way.The phenomenon puts forward a novel paradigm for Kerr frequency comb formationand reveals important insights into the physics of multi-dimensional nonlinearpatterns.

Reversible Self-Replication of Spatio-Temporal Kerr Cavity Patterns