Orbital angular momentum of light
By Stephen M. Barnett, Roberta Zambrini. 2007
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Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics
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- Miles J. Padgett
- Franco Nori
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- Jian Wang
- Stephen M. Barnett
- Tomás Cizmár
- Kishan Dholakia
Citations in the corpus
- Internal flows and energy circulation in light beams (2010, unknown): “3) can be represented as (αex + βey)u with scalar u ≡ u(r, z) [1], ratio s3/I is equivalent to the frequently used ellipticity parameter i(αβ∗ − α∗β) (see, e.”
- Photonic spin Hall effect in metasurfaces: a brief review (2017, background): “the optical vortex located at the beam axis) is associated with another internal form of orbital angular momentum [50, 51].”
- Theory and applications of free-electron vortex states (2017, background): “vortex phase structure in Bessel beams and their orbital angular momentum (OAM) properties [55, 60, 75],”
- Multiple optical trapping and binding: new routes to self-assembly (2010, background): “where flp and Alp are standard LG beam functions as defined in [146], and α0 is the polarizability of each spherical nanoparticle, φ is the angle between the polarization of the”
- Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A : Mathematical (2017, background): “[17] Allen L, Padgett MJ and Babiker M.”
- Orbital angular momentum: origins, behavior and applications (2011, background): “For OAM carrying beams this is most usually the Laguerre–Gaussian (LG) mode set; these modes have amplitude distributions, LGp`, given by [3,41,42]”
- Vortex knots in light (2004, methodology): “Holograms of the design originally demonstrated by [4, 5] are now widely used to create light beams with vortices embedded, and the orbital angular momentum [6, 7, 8] with which they are associated.”
- Optical communications using orbital angular momentum beams (2015, background): “Therefore, in the paraxial limit, OAM and polarization can be considered two independent properties of light [9].”