2009Journal of Contemporary Physics (Armenian Academy of Sciences)Requires access

Using an absorbing axicon for suppression of spatial modulations in the region of Bessel beam

A. E. Martirosyan

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Light intensity modulations in the region of a Bessel beam formed when laser radiation passes through an absorbing axicon are studied. Since light absorption occurs predominantly in close-to-tip regions of absorbing axicon, spatial modulations are suppressed and the Bessel beam region becomes smoother and more uniform.

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Light intensity modulations in the region of a Bessel beam formed when laser radiation passes through an absorbing axicon are studied. Since light absorption occurs predominantly in close-to-tip regions of absorbing axicon, spatial modulations are suppressed and the Bessel beam region becomes smoother and more uniform.

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Light intensity modulations in the region of a Bessel beam formed when laser radiation passes through an absorbing axicon are studied. Since light absorption occurs predominantly in close-to-tip regions of absorbing axicon, spatial modulations are suppressed and the Bessel beam region becomes smoother and more uniform.

Key concepts: Axicon, Bessel beam, Optics, Bessel function, Physics, Beam (structure), Laser beams, Laser

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