Abstract
Optical vortices carrying orbital angular momentum have drawn much attention because they provide high-dimensional encoding. Employing an array of optical vortices, we demonstrate an authentication verification system. For security authentication, an exclusive-OR logic operation has been implemented employing a light beam consisting of an array of vortices. A liquid crystal spatial light modulator has been used to generate orthogonal states of optical vortices. The proposed technique can provide a secure method of authentication with straightforward implementation. We have presented simulation and experimental results to verify the proposed scheme.
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