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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.18.2020.tde-21122020-171128
Document
Author
Full name
Nereida Celina Llerena Valdivia
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Carlos, 2020
Supervisor
Committee
Ambrosio, Leonardo André (President)
Figueroa, Hugo Enrique Hernández
Rocha, Mônica de Lacerda
Santos, Carlos Henrique da Silva
Silveira, Gilliard Nardel Malheiros
Title in Portuguese
Descrição de feixes de Bessel-Gauss e suas superposições do tipo frozen wave na teoria generalizada de Lorenz-Mie
Keywords in Portuguese
Frozen Waves
Fatores de forma
Feixes de Bessel-Gauss
GLMT
Abstract in Portuguese
Na análise do espalhamento da luz por partículas micrométricas a Teoria Generalizada de Lorenz-Mie (GLMT) descreve o feixe incidente com um conjunto de coeficientes de forma (BSCs) que podem ser calculados mediante três abordagens teóricas diferentes, que são, quadraturas, séries finitas e aproximações localizadas. A escolha entre eles pode não ser evidente. Um feixe de Bessel-Gauss (BGB) é um feixe eletromagnético de energia finita, fisicamente realizável, resultante da apodização de um feixe de Bessel por uma função gaussiana. Com o objetivo de ampliar o número de feixes analiticamente descritos na GLMT e viabilizar descrições teóricas confiáveis de BGBs para aplicações, por exemplo, em aprisionamento óptico, o presente trabalho fornece uma comparação entre as técnicas acima mencionadas para a avaliação dos BSCs de BGBs escalares e suas superposições (Frozen Waves) com distintos ângulos axicon, cargas topológicas e parâmetros de confinamento, incluindo tempo de processamento, reconstruções de campo e cálculos de seções de choque de pressão de radiação. Todos os três métodos concordam bem entre si no regime paraxial, embora à medida que o ângulo axicon ou a carga topológica ou o parâmetro de confinamento aumentam, as diferenças nos BSCs para cada método se tornam cada vez mais evidentes devido aos distintos processos de remodelagem do feixe.
Title in English
Description of Bessel-Gauss beams and their Frozen Wave-type superpositions in the generalized Lorenz-Mie theory
Keywords in English
Beam Shape Coefficients
Bessel-Gauss beams
Frozen Waves
GLMT
Abstract in English
In the analysis of light scattering by micrometric particles the Generalized Lorenz-Mie Theory (GLMT) describes the incident beam with a set of Beam Shape Coefficients (BSCs) that can be calculated with three theoretical different approaches, namely, quadratures, finite series and localized approximations. Choosing between them may not be self-evident. A Bessel-Gauss beam (BGB) is a finite energy, physically realizable electromagnetic beam resulting from the apodization of a Bessel beam by a Gaussian function. In order to increase the number of beams analytically described in the GLMT and enable reliable theoretical descriptions of BGBs for applications, for example, in optical trapping, this thesis provides a comparison between the aforementioned techniques for the evaluation of the BSCs of scalar BGBs and their superpositions (Frozen Waves) with distinct axicon angles, topologial charges, and confinement parameters, including processing time, field reconstructions and calculation of radiation pressure cross-sections. All three methods agree quite well with each other in the paraxial regime, although as the axicon angle, the topological charge or the confinement parameter increases, the differences in the BSCs for each method become more evident due to the different remolding processes.
 
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2021-06-28
 
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