Abstract
Bessel beams have been shown to be efficient methods of exciting some nonlinear optical interactions.14־ The reason is that the Bessel beams have an extended longitudinal focal region and a high-intensity on-axis, and all of the rays intersecting the z-axis have the same angle with respect to that axis. A generalization of the Bessel beams, called asymmetric diffractionless beams, is described here and is shown to also exhibit properties that will enhance some nonlinear interactions.
© 1998 Optical Society of America
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