Remarkable robustness of self-imaging distance for a misaligned paraxial Gaussian input and variation in the nonparaxial regime

The variation of focusing distance in a parabolic graded-index slab with the width of a one-dimensional Gaussian input fed at its waist, both axially and misaligned, into the waveguide is studied in paraxial and beyond-paraxial regimes. We obtain analytical expressions, scalable in terms of material...

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