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Millimeter-range Optical Trapping and Manipulation in Suspensions via Asymmetric Potentials

Justinas Lialys, Laurynas Lialys, Alessandro Salandrino, Shima Fardad

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Abstract

The well-known counter-propagating optical traps require the beams to be symmetrical for 3D trapping, resulting in a highly-sensitive system. Here, we study an easy-to-align counter-propagating trap with a broken symmetry, demonstrating stable trapping over millimeter-range.

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The well-known counter-propagating optical traps require the beams to be symmetrical for 3D trapping, resulting in a highly-sensitive system. Here, we study an easy-to-align counter-propagating trap with a broken symmetry, demonstrating stable trapping over millimeter-range.

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The well-known counter-propagating optical traps require the beams to be symmetrical for 3D trapping, resulting in a highly-sensitive system. Here, we study an easy-to-align counter-propagating trap with a broken symmetry, demonstrating stable trapping over millimeter-range.

Key concepts: Trapping, Millimeter, Optical tweezers, Range (aeronautics), Trap (plumbing), Optoelectronics, Symmetry (geometry), Physics

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