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Twisted sinc-correlation Schell-model beams

Yujie Zhou, Weiting Zhu, Daomu Zhao

2021Optics Express15 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

We introduce a new class of twisted sinc-correlation Schell-model (TSCSM) beams and analyze the statistical characteristics of such novel sources during propagation. Several typical examples are given to specifically explore the distribution and twist effect of spectral density and degree of coherence (DOC). It is shown that the irradiance profile of light intensity always rotates to 90 degree. With appropriate light field adjustment, twist effect of DOC would be diverse. DOC can exhibit unidirectional or non-unidirectional rotation during propagation. Besides, the twist factor can make the spot show a tendency to split. And beam width and coherence length also have an impact on this splitting phenomenon of spectral density.

Topics & Concepts

OpticsTwistPhysicsCoherence (philosophical gambling strategy)Light beamDegree of coherenceIrradianceRotation (mathematics)Beam (structure)Light intensityCoherence lengthCoherence theoryCoherence timeIntensity (physics)Laser beamsSpectral densitySpectral power distributionRadiant intensityLight fieldField (mathematics)Spatial coherenceOptical rotationPtychographyRefractive indexSpeckle patternSpatial frequencyScalingDistribution (mathematics)Beam splitterOrbital Angular Momentum in OpticsNonlinear Photonic SystemsOptical Polarization and Ellipsometry
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