2001
DOI: 10.1117/12.418866
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<title>Bessel light beams in a gyrotropic medium</title>

Abstract: Bessel light beams in natural gyrotropic media are investigated. The components of electromagnetic field vector for a common case of vectorial Bessel beams of arbitrary order are obtained. The reflection and refraction of Bessel beams on the boundary of gyrotropic and nongyrotropic media is investigated. The properties of influence of natural gyrotropie on reflection and refraction coefficients and polarization of the reflected beams are analyzed and compared with the influence ofthe magnetic gyrotropie. Trans… Show more

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“…It follows from the boundary conditions that in the crystal two Bessel beams with various phase velocities and polarization states will be propagate. Further they will be denoted with symbols right (+) and left (-) [22]. Cones of the wave vectors of these beams are circular ones.…”
Section: Bessel Beams In a Gyrotropic Mediummentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It follows from the boundary conditions that in the crystal two Bessel beams with various phase velocities and polarization states will be propagate. Further they will be denoted with symbols right (+) and left (-) [22]. Cones of the wave vectors of these beams are circular ones.…”
Section: Bessel Beams In a Gyrotropic Mediummentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Wave vectors k +  and k −  belonging to the pointed cones and lying within the plane (x, z) are shown in Fig.1. Thus, at incidence of TH-polarized Bessel beam on the boundary with gyrotropic medium, two BLBs of right (+) and left (−) with various phase velocities propagate [22].…”
Section: Bessel Beams In a Gyrotropic Mediummentioning
confidence: 99%