Formation of polychromatic edge dislocation

Abstract

The article presents the results of the formation of a polychromatic edge dislocation. A complex Bragg hologram formed as a complex of two gratings with similar characteristics is used as a device employed for this purpose. It is shown that, under resonant illumination of such a grating in the direction of the zero order, two waves are formed with practically equal intensities, forming a low-frequency interference pattern, at the minima of which edge dislocations are observed. The main idea of the method for the formation of a polychromatic edge dislocation is that such a grating is illuminated by a converging radiation beam with a sufficiently wide spectrum. In this case, the structure itself chooses the resonance angles of illumination of the hologram, and identically localized partial spectral gratings are formed in the zero order. The data of experimental studies are presented. The discussion considered the prospects for the formation of polychromatic azimuthally and radially polarized beams