Abstract

Generation of vortex beamlet lattices via diffraction of Bessel vortex beams on 2D hole arrays: analytical and numerical calculations and comparison with experiments

Highlights

  • During a year, the program was widely applied to modeling of beam propagation in different optical systems used in experiments at the Novosibirsk Free Electron Laser (NovoFEL) such as formation of beams of different mode compositions with Diffraction optical elements (DOEs)

  • The program was widely applied to modeling of beam propagation in different optical systems used in experiments at the NovoFEL such as formation of beams of different mode compositions with DOEs (Hermite-Gaussian and Laguerre-Gaussian beams and Bessel beams with an orbital angular momentum), diffraction of beams on amplitude and phase gratings etc

  • We have investigated transmission of vortex Bessel beam formed by binary phase axicons through two-dimensional periodic gratings of round holes

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Summary

Introduction

A program in the Matlab environment with an easy-to-use interface has been written to simulate radiation transmission through optical systems consisting of a sequence of amplitude-phase elements. The software calculates the Rayleigh-Sommerfeld integral in the Fresnel approximation [6] using a combination of the impulse response method and the transfer function method, which ensures the solution correctness in the entire Fresnel diffraction region (see eq (1)) [7]. The program was widely applied to modeling of beam propagation in different optical systems used in experiments at the NovoFEL such as formation of beams of different mode compositions with DOEs (Hermite-Gaussian and Laguerre-Gaussian beams and Bessel beams with an orbital angular momentum), diffraction of beams on amplitude and phase gratings etc.

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