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30 May 2001 Generic singular beams in an optical fiber and in free space: applications
Alexander V. Volyar, Tatyana A. Fadeyeva, Vladlen G. Shvedov
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Proceedings Volume 4403, Second International Conference on Singular Optics (Optical Vortices): Fundamentals and Applications; (2001) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.428262
Event: Singular Optics 2000: Fundamentals and Applications of Optical Vortices, 2000, Crimea, Ukraine
Abstract
It is studied structurally stable nonparaxial vector singular beams -- generic beams -- near an optical fiber input as solutions of Maxwell's equations. The beam behavior in a free space or a homogeneous isotropic medium is considered. Any variation of a beam Raylein length is turn out to change no number and form of phase and polarization singularities but to displace their coordinates. It is found that a field structure both of eigen modes in a free space and an optical fiber is much about the same. Nevertheless there exist an essential distinguished feature of generic fiber modes -- a spin-orbit interaction in a vortex field, that defines a polarization correction to a scalar propagation constant. It is the fact that enable us to divide fiber vortex sensors into two big groups: thermodynamics value devices and inertial navigation sensors.
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Alexander V. Volyar, Tatyana A. Fadeyeva, and Vladlen G. Shvedov "Generic singular beams in an optical fiber and in free space: applications", Proc. SPIE 4403, Second International Conference on Singular Optics (Optical Vortices): Fundamentals and Applications, (30 May 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.428262
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KEYWORDS
Free space

Polarization

Optical fibers

Sensors

Spiral phase plates

Fiber optics sensors

Optical vortices

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