Theoretical analysis of the optical rotational Doppler effect under atmospheric turbulence by mode decomposition

The optical rotational Doppler effect associated with orbital angular momentum provides a new means for rotational velocity detection.In this paper,we investigate the influence of atmospheric turbulence on the rotational Doppler effect.First,we deduce the generalized formula of the rotational Doppler shift in atmospheric turbulence by mode decomposition.It is found that the rotational Doppler signal frequency spectrum will be broadened,and the bandwidth is related to the turbulence intensity.In addition,as the propagation distance increases,the bandwidth also increases.And when C_(n)^(2)≤5×10^(-15)m^(-2/3)and 2z≤2 km,the rotational Doppler signal frequency spectrum width d and the spiral spectrum width d_(0)satisfy the relationship d=2d_(0-1).Finally,we analyze the influence of mode crosstalk on the rotational Doppler effect,and the results show that it destroys the symmetrical distribution of the rotational Doppler spectrum about 2l·Ω/2π.This theoretical model enables us to better understand the generation of the rotational Doppler frequency and may help us better analyze the influence of the complex atmospheric environment on the rotational Doppler frequency.

Giant Asymmetric Transmission and Optical Rotation of a Three-Dimensional Metamaterial

We show that giant asymmetric transmission and optical rotation for linear polarizations can be achieved by a chiral three-dimensional metamaterial composed of L-shaped and C-shaped metallic particles. Numerical calcu- lations on the electric field distributions indicate that the coupling between the electric dipolar and quadrupolar resonances in the L- and C-shaped metallic particles contributes to these effects.

Tunable Optical Rotation with an M-Type Atomic System Using Vortex Beam

We consider the optical rotation of the polarization of a linearly polarized probe field passing through an M-type atomic system by using the interaction between two vortex control fields and optical transitions. We investigate theoretically to generate the spatially dependent structured light with the atoms acting as a spatially varying circular birefringent medium. We show that the polarization and intensity distributions of the vector beam spatially vary by changing the orbital angular momentum (OAM) of the vortex control field.

Robust and high-speed rotation control in optical tweezers by using polarization synthesis based on heterodyne interference

The rotation control of particles in optical tweezers is often subject to the spin or orbit angular momentum induced optical torque,which is susceptible to the mechanical and morphological properties of individual particle.Here we report on a robust and high-speed rotation control in optical tweezers by using a novel linear polarization synthesis based on optical heterodyne interference between two circularly polarized lights with opposite handedness.The synthesized linear polarization can be rotated in a hopping-free scheme at arbitrary speed determined electronically by the heterodyne frequency between two laser fields.The experimental demonstration of a trapped vaterite particle in water shows that the precisely controlled rotation frequency of 300 Hz can be achieved.The proposed method will find promising applications in optically driven micro-gears,fluidic pumps and rotational micro-rheology.

Coherent population trapping magnetometer by differential detecting magneto–optic rotation effect

A pocket coherent population trapping（CPT） atomic magnetometer scheme that uses a vertical cavity surface emitting laser as a light source is proposed and experimentally investigated.Using the differential detecting magneto–optic rotation effect,a CPT spectrum with the background canceled and a high signal-to-noise ratio is obtained.The experimental results reveal that the sensitivity of the proposed scheme can be improved by half an order,and the ability to detect weak magnetic fields is extended one-fold.Therefore,the proposed scheme is suited to realize a pocket-size CPT magnetometer.

Chiral Separation of Spiro-compounds and Determination Configuration

Chiral spirocyclic compounds have attracted the attention of scholars and scientists owing to their potential applications in the pharmaceutical industry as either active pharmaceutical ingredients, catalysts in synthesizing active enantiomers, or as surface modifiers on silica particles to resolve entantiomers. In this study, five spiro compounds of 3,9-diphenyl-2,4,8,10-tetraoxaspiro[5.5]-undecane（1）, 3,9-（4-methoxyphenyl）-2,4,8,10-tetraoxaspiro [5.5] -undecane（2）, 3,9-（4-methylphenyl）-2,4,8,10-tetraoxaspiro [5.5] -undecane（3）, 4,4＇-（2,4,8,10-tetraoxaspiro[5.5]undecane-3,9-diyl）dibenzoic acid（4） and 3,9-di（4-formyl-phenyl）-2,4,8,10-tetraoxa-spiro[5.5]-undecane（5） were synthesized by grinding pentaerythritol with benzaldehyde, 4-methoxybenzaldehyde, 4-methylbenzaldehyde, 4-carboxybenzaldehyde or terephthalaldehyde monoacetal in the presence of InI3r3 under solvent-free conditions. A normal phase HPLC method was successfully developed to resolve entantiomers of compounds 1--5 on a chiral column. Specific optical rotation of R or S entantiomers（1） was determined and the corresponding configurations were proposed based on Lowe＇s rule.

Parameter analysis for a nuclear magnetic resonance gyroscope based on ^(133)Cs–^(129)Xe/^(131)Xe

We theoretically investigate several parameters for the nuclear magnetic resonance gyroscope based on ^（133）C_（s–）^（129）Xe/^（131）Xe. For a cell containing a mixture of ^（133）Cs at saturated pressure, we investigate the optimal quenching gas（N_2） pressure and the corresponding pump laser intensity to achieve 30% ^（133）Cs polarization at the center of the cell when the static magnetic field B0 is 5 μT with different ^（129）Xe/^（131）Xe pressure. The effective field produced by spin-exchange polarized ^（129）Xe or ^（131）Xe sensed by ^（133）Cs can also be discussed in different^（129）Xe/^（131）Xe pressure conditions. Furthermore,the relationship between the detected signal and the probe laser frequency is researched. We obtain the optimum probe laser detuning from the D2（6~2S_（1/2）→ 6~2P_（3/2）） resonance with different ^（129）Xe/^（131）Xe pressure owing to the pressure broadening.

A review of optically induced rotation

The optical rotation technique arose in the 1990 s.Optical tweezer brought an ideal platform for research on the angular momentum of laser beams.For decades,the optical rotation technique has been widely applied in laboratory optical manipulation and the fields of biology and optofluidics.Recently,it has attracted much attention for its potential in the classical and quantum regimes.In this work,we review the progress of experiments and applications of optically induced rotation.First,we introduce the basic exploration of angular momentum.Then,we cover the development and application of optical rotation induced by orbital angular momentum,and the spin angular momentum is presented.Finally,we elaborate on recent applications of the optical rotation technique in high vacuum.As precise optical manipulation in a liquid medium enters its maturity,optical tweezers in high vacuum open a new path for the high-speed micro-rotor.

Dynamic performance of magneto-optical Bi-substituted rare-earth iron garnet

The dynamic performances of magneto-optical Bi-substituted rare-earth iron garnet (BIG) under different external magnetic fields and at different frequencies are experimentally studied. The measurement data indicate that the Faraday rotation angle is almost proportional to the external magnetic field when the garnet is far less saturated, while there is good switch performance when it is saturated. The higher the working frequency is, the larger the saturation magnetic field and the phase delay of Faraday angle relative to the field. The saturation fields and the phase delays at different frequencies are measured. The dynamic performance of the BIG determines the performance of BIG-based optical devices. To get the better performance of such devices, the garnets with small dampness and large stiffness should be chosen elaborately.

Tunable and switchable polarization rotation with non-reciprocal plasmonic thin films at designated wavelengths

We experimentally demonstrate an ultra-thin plasmonic optical rotator in the visible regime that induces a polarization rotation that is continuously tunable and switchable by an external magnetic field.The rotator is a magneto-plasmonic hybrid structure consisting of a magneto-optical EuSe slab and a one-dimensional plasmonic gold grating.At low temperatures,EuSe possesses a large Verdet constant and exhibits Faraday rotation,which does not saturate over a regime of several Tesla.By combining these properties with plasmonic Faraday rotation enhancement,a large tuning range of the polarization rotation of up to 8.4° for a film thickness of 220 nm is achieved.Furthermore,through experiments and simulations,we demonstrate that the unique dispersion properties of the structure enable us to tailor the wavelengths of the tunable polarization rotation to arbitrary spectral positions within the transparency window of the magneto-optical slab.The demonstrated concept might lead to important,highly integrated,non-reciprocal,photonic devices for light modulation,optical isolation,and magnetic field optical sensing.The simple fabrication of EuSe nanostructures by physical vapor deposition opens the way for many potentially interesting magneto-plasmonic systems and three-dimensional magneto-optical metamaterials.

Dynamic Analysis and Simulation of an Optically Levitated Rotating Ellipsoid Rotor in Liquid Medium

Optical trap,a circularly polarized laser beam can levitate and control the rotation of microspheres in liquid medium with high stiffness.Trapping force performs as confinement while the trapped particle can be analog to a liquid floated gyroscope with three degree-of-ffeedom.In this work,we analyzed the feasibility of applying optically levitated rotor in the system.We presented the dynamic analysis and simulation of an ellipsoid micron particle.The precession motion and nutation motion of a rotating ellipsoid probe particle in optical tweezers were performed.We also analyzed the attitude changes of an optically levitated ellipsoid when there was variation of the external torque caused by deviation of the incident light that was provided.Furthermore,the trail path of the rotational axis vertex and the stabilization process of a particle of different ellipticities were simulated.We compared the movement tendencies of particles of different shapes and analyzed the selection criteria of ellipsoid rotor.These analytical formulae and simulation results are applicable to the analysis of the rotational motion of particles in optical tweezers,especially to the future research of the gyroscope effect.

Tunable bandwidth optical rotator

We propose and experimentally demonstrate a novel type of polarization rotator that is capable of rotating the polarization plane of a linearly polarized light at any desired angle in either broad or narrow spectral bandwidth.The rotator comprises an array of standard half-wave plates rotated at specific angles with respect to their fast-polarization axes. The performance of the rotator depends on the number of individual half-wave plates,and in this paper we experimentally investigate the performance of two composite rotators comprising 6 and 10 half-wave plates.

Parity violation in chiral structure creation under femtosecond laser irradiation in silica glass?

The paper addresses the creation of circular optical properties from a femtosecond laser light beam with a linear polarization in an achiral material(glass)under an orthogonal incidence.In this situation,all aspects of the experiment are achiral and therefore should not give rise to chiral property creation.From that observation,we propose an interpretation that involves the action of a light-induced torque on the matter carrying a light-induced dielectric moment.We found that a direct current(DC)electric field could be produced in the lattice by the femtosecond laser in our conditions and that a non-collinear dielectric moment is created by a nonlinear effect between the DC electric field and the stress field due to the transformation of the material.We reveal that it is possible to break the chiral symmetry of glass using an intense,ultrashort laser light pulse.

Theoretical analysis of backscattered polarization patterns of turbid media containing glucose

Single scattering model and Stokes-Mueller formalism are introduced to investigate the influence of glucose on backscattered polarization patterns in turbid media. Glucose molecules rotate the polarization plane and induce changes in backscattered Mueller matrix patterns. Some Mueller matrix elements present higher optical rotation as the concentration of glucose augments. Using image subtraction and integration, linear relationship between low glucose concentration in the physiological range and optical rotation degree can be derived.

Physicochemical properties,flavor intensity and oxidative stability of different camellia oils

Comparison and analysis of physicochemical properties and oxidative stability of 10 brands of camellia oils were conducted in this study.Results showed that more attention should be paid to the iodine(IV),saponification(SV)and peroxide(PV)values of camellia oils during sampling inspection as they were more likely to be out the range of quality standards.Regression analysis between physicochemical indices and oxidative stability showed individual index could not affect the stability of camellia oils significantly(p>0.05).However,very high correlations were found between physical indices such as optical rotation(OR)and turbidity(R=-0.929),turbidity and color(R=-0.930).High correlations were found between chemical indices such as IV and moisture and volatile matter(MVM)(R=-0.853),IV and PV(R=0.831),MVM and PV(R=-0.809).Package with nitrogen could retard the oxidation of camellia oil.These results may be useful for rapid evaluation,differentiation and quality improvement of camellia oils.

Methods for determination of absolute configuration of monosaccharides

Monosaccharides are one of the most important structural components of biomolecules, such as polysac- charides, nucleic acids, glycolipids and glycoproteins. In structural analysis of polysaccharides and gly- coconjugates, the absolute configurations （D or L） of the constituent monosaccharides are usually deter- mined by measurement of the optical rotation, CD spectra or characteristic chromatographic retention behavior. However, each method has its unique advantages and limitations which should be considered while using them. In this review, an overview of the different methods for the determination of absolute configuration of monosaccharides and their underlying principles are summarized to serve as a reference for researchers.

Ultrasensitive Protein Concentration Characterization Based on Weak Measurements

An optical rotation bio-sensor based on the photonic spin Hall effect was established and applied to detecting the concentration varieties of chiral molecules.The optical rotation,introduced by sample solutions,was exploited to modulate the postselected polarization of a weak measurement system.Much work has been done in the case of glucose and fructose.However,little attention has been paid for biomolecules,such as proteins and amino acids.With this modulation,the optical rotation can be determined through the direction and spin accumulation of light spots,thus mirroring the concentration of solutions.A resolution of 2×10^(-4) degree was achieved.

Pump induced birefringence in dual-polarization fiber grating lasers

Birefringence is critical in dual-polarization fiber-laser-based fiber-optic sensing systems, as it directly determines the beat frequency between the two polarizations. A study of pump induced birefringence in dualpolarization fiber lasers is presented here, which shows that the pump induced birefringence is a result of the interplay among pump induced refractive index change, laser dynamics, and anisotropy inside fiber lasers.For erbium-doped fiber lasers, pumping at 1480 nm is better than pumping at 980 nm in lower pump induced birefringence. Moreover, injection at 532 nm for an adequately long enough time can permanently reduce anisotropy and, hence, reduce pump induced birefringence.