Reverse orbiting of microparticles in optical vortices

Reverse orbiting of microparticles in optical vortices

We report the observation of particles trapped at an air-water surface orbiting in a reverse direction with respect to the orbital angular momentum of the light field. The effect is explained by a combination of asymmetric particle shape and confinement of the particle on the 2D air-water interface....

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Veröffentlicht in:Optics letters 2006-10, Vol.31 (19), p.2824-2826
Hauptverfasser: JESACHER, A, FURHAPTER, S, MAURER, C, BERNET, S, RITSCH-MARTE, M
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