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Far-field measurements of vortex beams interacting with nanoholes | Xavier Zambrana-Puyalto
; Xavier Vidal
; Ivan Fernandez-Corbaton
; Gabriel Molina-Terriza
; | Date: |
15 Nov 2015 | Abstract: | We measure the far-field intensity of vortex beams going through nanoholes.
The process is analyzed in terms of helicity and total angular momentum. It is
seen that the total angular momentum is preserved in the process, and helicity
is not. We compute the ratio between the two transmitted helicity components,
$gamma_{m,p}$. We observe that this ratio is highly dependent on the helicity
($p$) and the angular momentum ($m$) of the incident vortex beam in
consideration. Due to the mirror symmetry of the nanoholes, we are able to
relate the transmission properties of vortex beams with a certain helicity and
angular momentum, with the ones with opposite helicity and angular momentum.
Interestingly, vortex beams enhance the $gamma_{m,p}$ ratio as compared to
those obtained by Gaussian beams. | Source: | arXiv, 1511.4693 | Services: | Forum | Review | PDF | Favorites |
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