An all-fiber device for generating radially and other polarized light beams

By T. Grosjean, D. Courjon, M. Spajer. 2002

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Radially polarized beams are beams for which the electric vector is radially distributed along the beam axis. Such beams are interesting for applications in which a total symmetry of the electric field is required. In this paper we propose an all-fiber method allowing the generation of radially, azimuthally, and hybrid polarized light beams in a rapid and simple way.

Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Biomedical Engineering

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1. Poul Kristensen
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3. Jian Wang

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1. Siddharth Ramachandran
2. Poul Kristensen

Citations in the corpus

• Optical vortices in fiber (2013, background): “A variant of this approach [21] uses pressure on the fiber itself to induce wave rotation such that the output interference pattern (resulting from the coherent combination of multiple modes) yields the desired cylindrical vector beam.”