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Optical Magnus effect.
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It is predicted theoretically and registered experimentally that the speckle pattern or a laser beam transmitted through a multimode fiber undergoes an angular shirt from the switching or the chirality or the polarization.Abstract:
It is predicted theoretically and registered experimentally that the speckle pattern of a laser beam transmitted through a multimode fiber undergoes an angular shift from the switching of the chirality of the polarization. The effect may be considered as the result of the spin-orbit interaction for the photon in the inhomogeneous medium.read more
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