Abstract
Vectorial structure light through scattering media is attracting significant attention due to the scattering resistance and structural stability. Here we explore experimentally the propagation properties of the Ince-Gaussian (IG) vector beams through a scattering media. By using computer generated digital holography and superposition of orthogonal polarized components, we propose a vector light generator for creating of the IG vector beams. The generated third-order and fourth-order IG vector beams propagate through a suspension of mono-disperse polystyrene beads with different concentrations. Full stokes parameters are measured and the experimental results show that high-order vectorial structure beams present better structural transmission stability through the scattering medium than the scalar Gaussian beams. The quantum-like correlations between the polarization and the spatial amplitude components contributes to the robustness through complex medium.
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