The interference of the beams reflected from a combination of two
deployed cube-corner reflectors with a special interference
phase-shifting coating is considered. It is shown that in this case a
beam with an axisymmetric polarization structure appears. Particular
attention is paid to the various optical vortices, which are formed if
polarization of light is circular. It is proposed to use this system
to create a retroreflective interferometer, in which the spatial
polarization structure sensitivity changes due to the path difference
between the beams, reflected from two different corner-cube
reflectors. It is installed such that the position of the plane of
vector
E
oscillations rotates with azimuth
variation in the transverse plane, while at different angular
distances from the beam axis this rotation can occur in opposite
directions, i.e., we observed a counter-twisted polarization structure, useful for
manipulating small particles.
The paper presents a brief historical reference of the theory of reinforced concrete structures calculation and its. It shows that modeling of concrete deformations makes it possible not only to carry out calculations of durability and to determine reinforced concrete elements deflection under the estimated load, but also to analyze their a stress-strain state at each stage. The study suggests a new model of concrete deformation which makes it possible to make calculations of concrete elements with characteristics which are different from those given in specification documents. The researchers use the proposed model of deformation and calculate curved reinforced concrete beam bearing capacity. These calculations for normally reinforced elements do not considerably differ from the calculations given in the documents. All the main functional dependencies on the calculation stages are visualized.
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