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17 December 2013 Formation of a ring dislocation of a coherence of a vortex optical beam in turbulent atmosphere
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Proceedings Volume 9066, Eleventh International Conference on Correlation Optics; 90660Q (2013) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2049508
Event: Eleventh International Conference on Correlation Optics, 2013, Chernivsti, Ukraine
Abstract
Researches of coherent properties of the vortex Bessel optical beams propagating in turbulent atmosphere are theoretically developed. The degree of coherence of vortex Bessel optical beams depending on beam parameters (crosssection wave number and a topological charge) and characteristics of turbulent atmosphere is in details analysed. It is shown, that at low levels of fluctuations in turbulent atmosphere, the degree of coherence of an vortex Bessel optical beam essentially depends on value of a topological charge of a beam. In the central part of a two-dimensional field of degree of coherence the ring dislocations, which number of rings to equally value of a topological charge of a vortex optical beam, is formed. At high levels of fluctuations in turbulent atmosphere, the degree of coherence of a vortex Bessel beam decreases much faster, than it takes place for the fundamental Bessel beam. And, speed of decrease essentially increases in process of growth of value of a topological charge of a beam.
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Igor P. Lukin "Formation of a ring dislocation of a coherence of a vortex optical beam in turbulent atmosphere", Proc. SPIE 9066, Eleventh International Conference on Correlation Optics, 90660Q (17 December 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2049508
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KEYWORDS
Atmospheric optics

Bessel beams

Coherence (optics)

Atmospheric propagation

Beam propagation method

Wave propagation

Dielectrics

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