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  • 2015 European Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics - European Quantum Electronics Conference
  • (Optica Publishing Group, 2015),
  • paper CK_13_6

Generation of Strong Electric Fields with Pure Longitudinal Polarization by Using a Dielectric Structure and a Focused Radially Polarized Beam

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Abstract

Radially polarized beams, which possess electric field vectors arranged like the spokes of wheels pointing out from the center in the beam cross-section, have attracted much attention due to the peculiar focusing properties such as a tight focal spot size (<0.4λ) with a long depth of focus (>10λ) on the beam axis [1] when it is focused with high numerical aperture lens (NA>0.9). So far, we have clarified that the focused beam can create strong electric fields such as chain-like fields as a consequence of interaction with metal nano-structures by inducing surface plasmon modes with the longitudinal polarization [2][3]. We, here, propose a new concept to make strong electric fields with pure longitudinal polarization by using a focused radially polarized beam and a dielectric structure.

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