Terahertz Bessel and "perfect" vortex beams generated with a binary axicon and axicon with continuous relief
Authors:
- Novosibirsk State UniversityNUNovosibirsk State University
- N.D. OsintsevaNON.D. Osintseva
- Budker Institute of Nuclear PhysicsBPBudker Institute of Nuclear Physics
- V.V. GerasimovVGV.V. Gerasimov
- B.A. KnyazevBKB.A. Knyazev
- M.S. KomlenokMKM.S. Komlenok
- Prokhorov General Physics Institute RASPRProkhorov General Physics Institute RAS
- V.S. PavelyevVPV.S. Pavelyev
- Samara National Research UniversitySUSamara National Research University
- D.E. YablokovDYD.E. Yablokov
- Intellect SoftISIntellect Soft
- 1 June 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Samara National Research University in Computer Optics
- Vol. 46 (3)
Abstract
Comparative studies of characteristics of Bessel and "perfect" vortex beams with a topological charge 9, created using a binary silicon axicon and a "holographic" diamond axicon with continu-ous profile at a wavelength of 141 μm, are carried out. Beams with linear and radial polarization are investigated. An example of the use of a perfect radially polarized beam for the excitation of vortex plasmon-polaritons on a cylindrical conductor is given.Keywords
Funding Information
- Russian Science Foundation (19-12-00103)
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