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Rui et al., 2016 - Google Patents

Synthesis of focused beam with controllable arbitrary homogeneous polarization using engineered vectorial optical fields

Rui et al., 2016

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1419339306666168828
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Rui G
Chen J
Wang X
Gu B
Cui Y
Zhan Q
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Optics Express

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The propagation and focusing properties of light beams continue to remain a research interest owning to their promising applications in physics, chemistry and biological sciences. One of the main challenges to these applications is the control of polarization distribution …
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