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Generation of nondiffracting beams by diffractive phase elements

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In this article, the diffractive phase elements (DPE) were designed to produce non-iffracting beams according to the beam-shaping scheme, in which the incident Gaussian-profile beam is converted into a Bessel-function J0 beam.
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We present a design of the diffractive phase elements (DPE’s) that produce nondiffracting beams according to the beam-shaping scheme, in which the incident Gaussian-profile beam is converted into a Bessel-function J0 beam. An optimization method is applied to solving this special beam-shaping problem. Numerical investigation of the generating J0 Bessel beam shows that the designed DPE can satisfactorily produce the J0 Bessel beam.

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