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Demonstration of flat-top focusing under radial polarization illumination

Chen et al., 2014

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1670160494074442014
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Chen H
Tripathi S
Toussaint Jr K
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We experimentally demonstrate the generation of a flat-top intensity distribution using a radially polarized vector beam. Our approach uses higher numerical aperture focusing than what has been previously reported for a single, fixed, vector beam. In addition, the flat-top …
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