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The output emission of lasers is usually transported in a form of Gaussian beams and the experiments with intense laser light are carried out mainly with the focussed Gaussian beams. Last years, however, some new types of the non-Gaussian laser beams (Bessel beams, annular beams, helicoidal beams, etc.) are of great interest.
© 1996 Optical Society of America
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