Characterizing topological charge of optical vortex using non-uniformly distributed multi-pinhole plate

  • Lei Shi L
  • Linghao Tian L
  • Xianfeng Chen X
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We propose an efficient method for characterizing the orbital angular momentum (OAM) of an optical vortex with a large topological charge (TC) through distinguishing the interference pattern of the nonuniformly- distributed multi-pinholes using fewer pinholes. This method overcomes the limit on large TC detection by multi-point interferometer and can be used to probe optical vortices with arbitrary sizes. In addition, it also has potential application in measuring light beam with OAM from astronomical sources. © 2012 Chinese Optics Letters.

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Lei Shi, L. S., Linghao Tian, L. T., & Xianfeng Chen, X. C. (2012). Characterizing topological charge of optical vortex using non-uniformly distributed multi-pinhole plate. Chinese Optics Letters, 10(12), 120501–120503. https://doi.org/10.3788/col201210.120501

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