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Auteurs principaux: Larnimaa, Santeri, Vainio, Markku
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Publié: 2024
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author Larnimaa, Santeri
Vainio, Markku
author_facet Larnimaa, Santeri
Vainio, Markku
contents We propose a new Fourier-transform spectroscopy technique based on the rotational Doppler effect. The technique offers an application for optical vortex frequency combs, where each frequency component carries a unique amount of orbital angular momentum (OAM). Here, we emulate a vortex comb using a tunable single frequency laser and a collection of spiral phase plates, generating up to eleven distinct OAM modes. Unlike in traditional Fourier-transform spectroscopy based on the Michelson interferometer (linear Doppler effect), the spectral resolution of vortex-comb spectroscopy is not limited by the mechanical scan distance of the instrument but only by the measurement time. Although the spectrometer requires just one free-running frequency comb, the down-conversion scheme resembles dual-comb spectroscopy, leading to fast mode-resolved measurements.
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spellingShingle Vortex-comb spectroscopy
Larnimaa, Santeri
Vainio, Markku
Optics
We propose a new Fourier-transform spectroscopy technique based on the rotational Doppler effect. The technique offers an application for optical vortex frequency combs, where each frequency component carries a unique amount of orbital angular momentum (OAM). Here, we emulate a vortex comb using a tunable single frequency laser and a collection of spiral phase plates, generating up to eleven distinct OAM modes. Unlike in traditional Fourier-transform spectroscopy based on the Michelson interferometer (linear Doppler effect), the spectral resolution of vortex-comb spectroscopy is not limited by the mechanical scan distance of the instrument but only by the measurement time. Although the spectrometer requires just one free-running frequency comb, the down-conversion scheme resembles dual-comb spectroscopy, leading to fast mode-resolved measurements.
title Vortex-comb spectroscopy
topic Optics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.09313