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Non-iterative multifold strip segmentation phase method for six-dimensional optical field modulation

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Abstract

In this Letter, we propose a non-iterative multifold strip segmentation phase method for a spatial light modulator (SLM) to generate multifocal spots of diverse beams (Airy, spiral, perfect vortex, and Bessel–Gaussian beams) in a high-numerical-aperture system, with up to 6D controllability. The method is further validated by an inverted fluorescence microscope. By adjusting the bright and dark voltage parameters of the SLM, zero-order light caused by the pixelation effect of the SLM has been successfully eliminated. We hope this research provides a more flexible and powerful approach for the rapid modulation of multi-focus light fields in the development of biomedicine and lithography.

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Supplementary Material (4)

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Supplement 1       Supplement 1
Visualization 1       Dynamic control multi-focus light field in the inverted fluorescence microscope
Visualization 2       Dynamic control multi-focus light field using six-dimensional optical field modulation
Visualization 3       Six-dimensional optical field modulation for 3D view

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