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Here we outline the various approaches to creating structured light directly from a laser cavity. By exploiting intra-cavity dynamic and geometric phase control, as well as complex amplitude modulation, a range of custom modes may be generated on-demand. Examples of experimentally created modes include flat-top beams, vortex beams and general Poincare beams.
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