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16 September 2014 Various superpositions of Bessel beams for capture and controlled rotation of microobjects
Alexey P. Porfirev, Andrey A. Morozov, Mikhail A. Rykov, Sofia V. Ganchevskaya, Roman V. Skidanov
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Abstract
The authors present a technique for modulation laser beams into beams with special properties, capable of trapping and rotating objects of micro-size. There are two approaches covered: the first one utilizes zero-order Bessel beams superposition for light tubes shaping, and the second one forms Bessel beams superpositions with diffractional optical elements with spatially partitioned topological charge or, alternatively, with vortex axicones. The authors also cover micro-mechanical object manufacturing, optimized for rotating in vortex Bessel beams superposition. Results of numerical simulations and experimental data are presented and then discussed.
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Alexey P. Porfirev, Andrey A. Morozov, Mikhail A. Rykov, Sofia V. Ganchevskaya, and Roman V. Skidanov "Various superpositions of Bessel beams for capture and controlled rotation of microobjects", Proc. SPIE 9164, Optical Trapping and Optical Micromanipulation XI, 91643D (16 September 2014); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2064208
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KEYWORDS
Superposition

Bessel beams

Spiral phase plates

Diffractive optical elements

Optical vortices

Optical components

Beam shaping

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