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9 February 2007 Three-dimensional holographic ring traps
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Abstract
We describe a class of diffractive optical elements that intended for use in holographic optical trapping systems to project ring-like optical traps. The ring traps' hologram is design by shape-phase algorithm, that incodes amplitude information in Fourier space into shape. The flexibility of the shape-phase algorithm leeds to several advantages over commonly used optical vorteces. While, optical vorteces carry orbital angular momentum which determines the vortex diameter, ring trap dimensions do not depend on the angular momentum. In particular, we formed a ring trap without angular momentum, or tangetial-force. Also unlike most optical vortices or ring-like Bessel beams, these ring traps have strong enough axial intensity gradients to trap objects in three dimensions. We investigated the three dimensional vortex-like trapping experimentaly and by volumetric imaging.
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Yohai Roichman and David G. Grier "Three-dimensional holographic ring traps", Proc. SPIE 6483, Complex Light and Optical Forces, 64830F (9 February 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.701034
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KEYWORDS
Holography

Optical spheres

Spiral phase plates

Optical vortices

Holograms

Optical tweezers

3D image processing

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