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English: Lattice of destructively interfering Bessel beams.
(a). schematic of destructive (top) and constructive (bottom) interference patterns between two Bessel beams. Note how the rings between the two centers get attenuated/amplified. (b). interference pattern on a 2D optical lattice created by the interference of Bessel beams. inset: one Bessel function before interference, (c)-left: SLM-mediated selection of a subpattern of the lattice, red: SLM pixels off, -right: view of the incident beam at sample (after dithering the beam in the x direction), (d). Bessel function (left) and its intensity in the Fourier domain (right), and a zoom on the annulus (inset), (e)*intensity at the Fourier plane of an array of Bessel beams (left) and its intensity at the object plane (right). |
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