Abstract

A numerical analysis is carried out of the influence of the de-phasing parameter of anoptical conveyor belt in the enantiomeric separation. The optical conveyor belt is obtained by theinterference of a Laguerre Gaussian and a Gaussian beam with different beam waists, which aretemporally de-phased. In order to obtain the maximum separation distance between enantiomers,we calculate the optimum range of values of the de-phasing parameter.

Highlights

  • One important task in biology is the separation of enantiomers, which can be achieved by using different techniques such as gas chromatography, high performance liquid chromatography, or capillary electrophoresis [1]

  • We are going to analyze the effects of the temporal de-phasing parameter on the chiral resolution of the optical conveyor belt, showing that the maximum separation distance between enantiomers can be obtained by selecting the correct range of the de-phased parameter

  • We have demonstrated that the role of the de-phasing parameter in an optical conveyor is critical for chiral separation results

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Introduction

One important task in biology is the separation of enantiomers, which can be achieved by using different techniques such as gas chromatography, high performance liquid chromatography, or capillary electrophoresis [1]. Different groups [2,3,4,5] have recently analyzed the use of optical fields to generate enantiomeric separation In this sense, a study has been made of lateral optical forces (LOF) generated by interfering plane waves [6] in order to obtain chirality sorting, and the LOF effect on paired chiral particles has been discussed [7]. A study has been made of lateral optical forces (LOF) generated by interfering plane waves [6] in order to obtain chirality sorting, and the LOF effect on paired chiral particles has been discussed [7] The dynamics of enantiomers are studied in their final trap region

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