Investigation on the transmission attenuation of Bessel-Gaussian beams in a dusty environment

Abstract

This paper delves into the transmission dynamics of Bessel-Gaussian (BG) beams in three distinct dusty environments, leveraging the Generalized Lorenz-Mie Theory (GLMT) alongside a single scattering model for a comprehensive analysis. Through numerical simulations, the study explores the interaction between dust particle scattering and the attenuation and transmittance behaviors of BG beams, elucidating the influences of varying particle concentrations and visibility conditions typical of floating dust, blowing sand, and sandstorms. The findings reveal numerous determinants, including particle number concentration, optical visibility, wavelength, orbital angular momentum (OAM) modes, waist radius, cone angle, and polarization states, which significantly affect the transmission performance of BG beams in dusty conditions. Notably, the attenuation rate decreases with increasing wavelengths and higher OAM modes, thereby extending effective transmission distances. Furthermore, the strategic use of linear polarization emerges as an optimal approach for enhancing BG beam transmission efficiency in dust-rich environments. These insights are crucial for optimizing BG beam transmission in real-world applications, marking a significant advancement in the field.