Abstract
In this paper, the transmission properties of the partially coherent radially polarized twisted (PCRPT) beam propagating in the turbulence atmosphere are investigated. The analytical formulas for the components of the cross-spectral density matrix for the PCRPT beam passing through the optical system in the turbulent atmosphere are developed using the Collins integral and aperture function. Research results indicate that modifying the variable parameters and dimensions of the optical system can control the near-field and far-field distributions of the beam, while providing a more flexible choice of receivers for the PCRPT beam in the receiving plane. By utilizing the Cassegrain reflector system and adjusting the optical system parameters, it is possible to achieve collimated transmission of the PCRPT beam and significantly enhance the beam transmission efficiency in turbulent atmospheric conditions. The derivation process and the research results presented in this paper can be expanded to analyze the application of optical systems to control high-dimensional beam field variations. The envisioned utilization of the results obtained from this research investigation pertains to the fields of beam shaping and optical communications.
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