Laser Beam Shaping IX
by Forbes, Andrew; Lizotte, Todd E.Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2008-08-28
Publisher(s): Society of Photo Optical
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Table of Contents
| Smart spatio-temporal beam shaping with thin-Film micro-optics | |
| Micro-optic array applications in terawatt ultrafast laser amplifiers | |
| Compression of ultrashort pulses by using refractive elements | |
| Characterization of elliptic dark hollow beams | |
| Complex scalar fields using amplitude-only spatial light modulators | |
| Accurate phase mapping of nondiffracting singular beams | |
| Beam shaping with vectorial vortex beams under low numerical aperture illumination condition | |
| Laser beam shaper alignment and analysis techniques | |
| Beam profiling at focus: essential for beam shaping | |
| Comparison between a super Gaussian and a "true" top hat | |
| Diamond micro-milling for array mastering | |
| UV beam shaper alignment sensitivity: grayscale versus binary designs | |
| Diffractive, aspheric, or spherical beam transformers: a comparison in manufacturability | |
| Refractive statistical concave 1D diffusers for laser beam shaping | |
| Stochastic tandem microlens arrays for beam homogenization | |
| Randomly varying micro-optical elements for the generation of uniform intensity profiles in coherent laser sources | |
| Simultaneous multiple uniform spot generation with micro optics | |
| Free form micro-optics enables uniform off-axis illumination and superposition of high power laser devices | |
| Laser beam interference and its applications in optical micromanipulation | |
| Continuous phase plate polishing using magnetorheological finishing | |
| Polarisation distribution for internal conical diffraction and the superposition of zero and first order Bessel beams | |
| Beam shaping of line generators based on high power diode lasers to achieve high intensity and uniformity levels | |
| Erbium-doped tunable fiber laser | |
| Intracavity mode competition between classes of flat-top beams | |
| Push-pull electrostatic deformable mirrors | |
| Beam shaping system based on polymer spherical gradient refractive index lenses | |
| Fresnel ellipsoid approach for Gaussian beam focusing | |
| Focal shift effect in vector parabolic-Gauss beams | |
| Propagation of obstructed Bessel and Bessel-Gauss beams | |
| Variable flattened Gaussian beam order selection by dynamic control of an intracavity diffractive mirror | |
| Laser beam propagation characteristics of incoherently added diode bars | |
| Radiometry of flashing LED sources | |
| Author Index | |
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