Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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849112 | Optik - International Journal for Light and Electron Optics | 2011 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
A focused partially coherent flattened vortex beam used to trap a Rayleigh dielectric spherical particle with relative refractive index p < 1 is studied. The dependence of radiation forces (RFs) on the beam order N , waist width w0w0, correlation length σ0, particle radius a and focal length f is analyzed and illustrated by numerical examples. By a suitable choice of N , w0w0, σ0 and f a stable trap of the Rayleigh particle is achievable. In particular, there exist critical values w0,cw0,c, σ0,c for a partially coherent flattened vortex beam the particle can be trapped by the beam with w0w0 less than w0,cw0,c and σ0 larger than σ0,c. A comparison with the previous work is made.
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Authors
Ke Cheng, Baida Lü,