Vectorial beam generation with a conical refractive surface
Authors:
- Samara National Research UniversitySUSamara National Research University
- S.A. DegtyarevSDS.A. Degtyarev
- Y.S. StrelkovYSY.S. Strelkov
- S.G. VolotovskiySVS.G. Volotovskiy
- N.A. IvlievNIN.A. Ivliev
- S.N. KhoninaS.N. Khonina
- Ipsi Ras - Branch Of The Fsrc “Crystallography And Photonics” RasIRIpsi Ras - Branch Of The Fsrc “Crystallography And Photonics” Ras
- 1 December 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Samara National Research University in Computer Optics
- Vol. 45 (6) , 828-+
Abstract
We propose to use a refractive conical axicon for generating azimutally polarized beams. We investigate polarization states of optical rays passing through an interface between optical media, and also polarization transformation with a refractive axicon. We develop a software for raytracing which correctly processes polarization states of the rays and visualizes ellipses of polarization. The polarization state is described in the Jones notation and based on the energy conservation law. We derive and implement formulas for calculating the Jones vector in different bases, as well as trans-ferring the Jones vector from one basis to another. Algorithms for displaying polarization ellipses on one plane for beams that are not plane-parallel have been developed. Ray paths in a three-dimensional axicon are calculated and shown with due regard for polarization.Keywords
Funding Information
- Russian Foundation for Basic Research (No. 20-52-76021)
- Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation
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