Virtual source for rotational symmetric Lorentz-Gaussian beam

The virtual source for generation of rotational symmetric Lorentz-Gaussian (RLG) wave whose propagating dynamics present the rotational symmetry is identified. Closed-form expressions, including integral and differential representations, are derived for this kind of Lorentz-Gaussian (LG) wave, there...

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Published in:Chinese optics letters Vol. 10; no. 6; pp. 72 - 76
Main Author: 孙琼阁 李爱兰 周可雅 刘正君 方光宇 刘树田
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: 10-06-2012
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Summary:The virtual source for generation of rotational symmetric Lorentz-Gaussian (RLG) wave whose propagating dynamics present the rotational symmetry is identified. Closed-form expressions, including integral and differential representations, are derived for this kind of Lorentz-Gaussian (LG) wave, thereby yielding paraxial approximation of the RLG beam in the appropriate regime. From the spectral representation of this wave, the first three order corrections of nonparaxial approximations are determined for a corresponding paraxial RLG beam. Moreover, the relationship between the RLG beam and the Hermite-Gaussian beam is revealed.
Bibliography:Qiongge Sun ,Ailan Li,Keya Zhou,Zhengjun Liu,Guangyu Fang,Shutian Liu 1Department of Physics, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin 150001, China 2College of Electronics and Information Engineering, Beijing City University, Beijing 100083, China 3Department of Automation Measurement and Control Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin 150001, China
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The virtual source for generation of rotational symmetric Lorentz-Gaussian (RLG) wave whose propagating dynamics present the rotational symmetry is identified. Closed-form expressions, including integral and differential representations, are derived for this kind of Lorentz-Gaussian (LG) wave, thereby yielding paraxial approximation of the RLG beam in the appropriate regime. From the spectral representation of this wave, the first three order corrections of nonparaxial approximations are determined for a corresponding paraxial RLG beam. Moreover, the relationship between the RLG beam and the Hermite-Gaussian beam is revealed.
ISSN:1671-7694
DOI:10.3788/COL201210.062601