Abstract
An optical resonator with a spiral-phase defect is proposed for vortex laser generation. Theoretical models and calculations were conducted to predict the topological charge distribution of the emitted vortex laser. Utilizing a reflective spatial light modulator that creates a spiral-phase defect of variable radius and azimuthal phase modulation, vortex beams with controllable topological charges and intensity distributions were demonstrated experimentally.
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