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Optical pulling at macroscopic distances
DOI:10.1126/sciadv.aau7814.png)
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Optical tractor beams, proposed in 2011 and experimentally demonstrated soon after, offer the ability to pull particles against light propagation. It has attracted much research and public interest. Yet, its limited microscopicscale range severely restricts its applicability. The dilemma is that a long-range Bessel beam, the most accessible beam for optical traction, has a small half-cone angle, theta(0), making pulling difficult. Here, by simultaneously using several novel and compatible mechanisms, including transverse isotropy, Snell's law, antireflection coatings ( or impedance-matched metamaterials), and light interference, we overcome this dilemma and achieve long-range optical pulling at theta(0) approximate to 1 degrees. The range is estimated to be 14 cm when using similar to 1 W of laser power. Thus, macroscopic optical pulling can be realized in a medium or in a vacuum, with good tolerance of the half-cone angle and the frequency of the light.
Keyword:
CONVEYOR BELT
BESSEL BEAMS
FORCES
MANIPULATION
MICROMANIPULATION
TWEEZERS
MOMENTUM
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