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Modification of the structure of Bessel beams under oblique incidence
The stability of a Bessel beam generated via an annular slit on the focal plane of a convergent lens as a function of the angle of incidence of a plane wave into the slit was measured. Although the paraxial approximation, along with an infinite lens assumption, predicts that the only change in the B...
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description | The stability of a Bessel beam generated via an annular slit on the focal plane of a convergent lens as a function of the angle of incidence of a plane wave into the slit was measured. Although the paraxial approximation, along with an infinite lens assumption, predicts that the only change in the Bessel beam should be a displacement, experimental results showed that other slight changes were present. It was shown numerically that the way to take into account those changes is to abandon the quadratic phase approximation for the lens. Good agreement was then found between the experimental data and the numerical simulation. |
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