The reconstruction of optical angular momentum after distortion in amplitude, phase and polarization
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- article
- Published
- 2004-04-19
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- 44
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- 18
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Keywords
Optics, Polarization (electrochemistry), Amplitude, Angular momentum, Physics
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- Conical dynamics of Bessel beams
- Symmetric array of off-axis singular beams: spiral beams and their critical points.
- Model validation of turbulence effects on orbital angular momentum of single photons for optical communication
- Optical tweezers based on polarization interferometer
- Biaxial crystal-based optical tweezers
- Temporal self-reconstruction of few-cycle nondiffracting wavepackets
- Transverse energy flows in vectorial fields of paraxial beams with singularities
- Optical implementation of the vortex information channel
- Scattering of inhomogeneous circularly polarized optical field and mechanical manifestation of the internal energy flows
- Self-healing of tightly focused scalar and vector Bessel-Gauss beams at the focal plane.
- Optically Anisotropic Colloids of Controllable Shape
- Orbital rotation without orbital angular momentum: mechanical action of the spin part of the internal energy flow in light beams.
- Internal flows and energy circulation in light beams
- Circular motion of particles suspended in a Gaussian beam with circular polarization validates the spin part of the internal energy flow.
- Angular momentum of rotating paraxial light beams
- Tunable generation of Bessel beams with a fluidic axicon.
- Holographic and single beam optical manipulation of hyphal growth in filamentous fungi
- Circular motion of particles by the help of the spin part of the internal energy flow
- Optical tweezers on biaxial crystal
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