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Generation of desired arrays of perfect vortex beam (In Persian)

September 2019
Iranian Journal of Physics Research

September 2019

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Urmia University

we introduce a novel diffraction element for generating any desired arrays of the vortex and perfect vortex beam. The method is based on combining radially phase shifted spiral zone plate with different gratings. We show that the element has a great potential in generating a variety of arrays with desired vortex ring radius and topological charges. We can assemble various vortex and perfect vortex beams not only in a lattice array but also in a tilted lattice or circular arrays. Reported vortex arrays are in the group of vortices having the same topological charge p so the total topological charge of MP which M the number of elements. The experimental results are in good agreement with the simulation predictions.

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