Twisted polarization domains and their dynamics
arXiv:2309.14920 · doi:10.1016/j.optcom.2023.129886
Abstract
We provide a theoretical investigation of optical Poincaré beams that exhibit interwinding chiral polarized domains upon propagation. We employ both analytical and numerical methods in order to investigate this phenomenon. Specifically, we introduce the theoretical framework that elucidates the formation and spiraling behavior of chiral polarized domains of light. Additionally, we define dynamic quantities that help us understand and quantify the angular motion of these domains. We apply this method to cylindrically symmetric optical beams, thereby unveiling their distinct radial and longitudinal propagation dynamics.
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