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Solution and focus property of the nonparaxial vector beams in the parabolic coordinates

  • In order to solve the nonparaxial vector wave equation in the cylindrical coordinates and obtain electric field expression of the beams, based on the electric field along the azimuthal polarization under the axisymmetric circumstance, the vector wave equation under the nonparaxiality similar circumstances was transformed to the parabolic coordinates and was solved appropriately with the separation variables method. The corresponding numerical calculation was made. The results show that the new analytical solution of the nonparaxial vector wave equation is discussed to describe the propagation of a laser beam. The electric field of such a beam is found to be based on the solutions of the confluent hypergeometric function and the Meijer functions. The intensity distribution of beam is similar to the first-class zero-order Bessel beam mode. The intensity of the light beam near the optical axis is nearly infinite, and decays rapidly along the peripheral direction and decreases sharply along the radial direction in the focal plane. The acquired results are of certain significance for exploring the propagation properties of vector beams in case of nonparaxial approximation.
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Solution and focus property of the nonparaxial vector beams in the parabolic coordinates

    Corresponding author: QU Jun, qujun70@mail.ahnu.edu.cn
  • 1. College of Physics and Electronic Information, Anhui Normal University, Wuhu 241000, China

Abstract: In order to solve the nonparaxial vector wave equation in the cylindrical coordinates and obtain electric field expression of the beams, based on the electric field along the azimuthal polarization under the axisymmetric circumstance, the vector wave equation under the nonparaxiality similar circumstances was transformed to the parabolic coordinates and was solved appropriately with the separation variables method. The corresponding numerical calculation was made. The results show that the new analytical solution of the nonparaxial vector wave equation is discussed to describe the propagation of a laser beam. The electric field of such a beam is found to be based on the solutions of the confluent hypergeometric function and the Meijer functions. The intensity distribution of beam is similar to the first-class zero-order Bessel beam mode. The intensity of the light beam near the optical axis is nearly infinite, and decays rapidly along the peripheral direction and decreases sharply along the radial direction in the focal plane. The acquired results are of certain significance for exploring the propagation properties of vector beams in case of nonparaxial approximation.

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