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Autofocusing Pearcey-like vortex beam along a parabolic trajectory

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  • Wu, You
  • He, Shangling
  • Wu, Jinhong
  • Lin, Zejia
  • Chen, Libang
  • Qiu, Huixin
  • Liu, Yujun
  • Hong, Shihan
  • Chen, Kaihui
  • Fu, Xinming
  • Xu, Chuangjie
  • He, Yingji
  • Deng, Dongmei

Abstract

A new type of Pearcey-like vortex beam, generated by the appropriate phase modulation of the optical wavefront, which propagates along a predesigned parabolic trajectory in the free space, is presented. This kind of beam forms several oval closed rings with uneven intensity and focuses along the trajectory. It forms a bending optical bottle (OB) and an off-axis focus. Through setting appropriate parameters, we can adjust the size of the OB and the focus position. Besides, the self-healing property outlines the antijam of the beam. This beam can be appropriately utilized on the optical trapping and the laser energy focusing in a certain degree.

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  • Wu, You & He, Shangling & Wu, Jinhong & Lin, Zejia & Chen, Libang & Qiu, Huixin & Liu, Yujun & Hong, Shihan & Chen, Kaihui & Fu, Xinming & Xu, Chuangjie & He, Yingji & Deng, Dongmei, 2021. "Autofocusing Pearcey-like vortex beam along a parabolic trajectory," Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, Elsevier, vol. 145(C).
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:chsofr:v:145:y:2021:i:c:s0960077921001338
    DOI: 10.1016/j.chaos.2021.110781
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