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24 November 2016 Spin Hall effect of light applied in optical linear scale
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Abstract
We propose a linear scale of carbon nanotube (CNT) detected by the spin Hall effect of light (SHEL). The SHEL is a phenomena about a correlation between spin angular momentum and orbital angular momentum. When the light reflects on a surface of a dielectric surface, the SHEL gives a slightly position changing of the light about sub-10-nm scale and devides light to two polarized lights. On the other hand, CNT has giant circular dichroism. By re ection on a dielectric surface with the CNT, there is absorption for one of the lights generated by the SHEL and amount of the absorption depends on a position of the CNT. In this paper, we have measured the SHEL via weak measurement by detecting 2D distribution of lights. As a results, distance of two beams generated by the SHEL was about 80nm.
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Yasuhiro Mizutani, Kazunori Ueda, and Yasuhiro Takaya "Spin Hall effect of light applied in optical linear scale", Proc. SPIE 10023, Optical Metrology and Inspection for Industrial Applications IV, 100230N (24 November 2016); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2247667
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KEYWORDS
CMOS cameras

Absorption

CMOS sensors

Prisms

Dielectrics

Carbon nanotubes

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