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or bend, sideways. The researchers did not bend the laser beam as a whole but rather the high-intensity regions within it. To do this they passed a centimetre-wide ordinary laser beam through a device known as a spatial light modulator that adjusted the phase of the beam at thousands of ...
at an angle θ to the normal to the surface. The direction of the light beam and the normal to the surface define a planeP.Two components of the polarization vector may be considered, the so-called s-component, which is perpendicular to planeP,and the p-component, which lies in planeP....
This approach allows us to analyze the influence of various physical parameters on the dynamics of the propagating beam and its relevant parameters. Then, we solve the original coupled (2+1)D cubic–quintic CGL equation using the split-step Fourier method. Numerical results and analytical ...
Equation (3.1) may be written in a different form: (3.4a)It=Ii−Ir−Ia−Is (3.4b)It/Ii=1−(Ir−Ia−Is)/Ii=1−Ir/Ii−Ia/Ii−Is/Ii. The incident collimated beam of irradiance Ii is divided in the following manner: part Ir/Ii is reflected, part Is/Ii is scattered...
Below, we show how to generalize this 1D design heuristic to achieve 2D beam collimation and focusing in metasurface axicons and lenses, respectively. Fig. 1: Design principles for light-emitting metasurfaces. a The transmitted amplitude (blue) and relative phase (red) of a plane wave ...
as required in the experiment. The quarter-wave plate was intentionally placed right before the focusing element to prevent any changes in ellipticity due to a phase shift between the s- and p-polarized components upon reflection, especially from beam-folding mirrors and other coated optical element...
Elliptical polarization, unlike plane-polarized and non-polarized light, has a rotational "sense" that refers to the direction of electric vector rotation around the propagation (incident) axis of the light beam. When viewed end-on, the direction of polarization can be either left-handed or right...
The cloudy appearance of a dispersion seen when a beam of light impinges on it is the result oflight scattering. Cloudiness is evidence that a boundary indeed exists between the liquid and solid phases. The conical rays observed as light emerges from a small aperture into dimly lit space—narr...
For θm≠0 an extraordinary light beam with electric vector Ee can self-trap into a soliton while propagating with walk-off δ between its Poynting vector S and its wavevector k||z. (c) 3D angular steering of an extraordinary polarized soliton by varying the orientation of the magnetic ...