Measuring singularities of cylindrically structured light beams using a radial grating

Measuring singularities of cylindrically structured light beams using a radial grating
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使用径向光栅测量圆柱形结构光束的奇点

DOI:
10.1063/1.5064500
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
4
通讯作者:
Zhao J.
Zhao J.
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理2区
文献类型:
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作者:
Zhang Y.;Li P.;Zhong J.;Qi S.;Guo X.;Wu D.;Liu S.;Zhao J.

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Optical singularities, including phase and polarization singularities that are prevalent in vortex beams, cylindrical vector beams, and cylindrical vector vortex beams, were widely investigated in the past few decades because of their physical and application interest. Here, we propose a method for measuring the singularities within these cylindrically structured light beams by using a radial grating (RG), which is fabricated by etching patterns on the chrome plated soda-lime glass and exhibits a broadband performance. We demonstrate the versatility and compatibility of the measuring method by obtaining the topological charge and polarization order that characterize the phase and polarization singularity, respectively. The reliability of the RG was also inspected by analyzing the grating period and the illumination location of the input field on it.Optical singularities, including phase and polarization singularities that are prevalent in vortex beams, cylindrical vector beams, and cylindrical vector vortex beams, were widely investigated in the past few decades because of their physical and application interest. Here, we propose a method for measuring the singularities within these cylindrically structured light beams by using a radial grating (RG), which is fabricated by etching patterns on the chrome plated soda-lime glass and exhibits a broadband performance. We demonstrate the versatility and compatibility of the measuring method by obtaining the topological charge and polarization order that characterize the phase and polarization singularity, respectively. The reliability of the RG was also inspected by analyzing the grating period and the illumination location of the input field on it.