Guiding of Light with Pinholes
Makoto Morinaga

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel light waveguide design using aligned pinholes, which can guide electromagnetic and matter waves across wide wavelength ranges without transparent materials.
Contribution
The paper presents the concept and experimental validation of a pinhole-based waveguide, expanding waveguiding technology beyond traditional transparent materials.
Findings
Experimental results agree with theoretical estimates.
The waveguide can guide a broad spectrum of wavelengths.
Potential applications include guiding various types of waves.
Abstract
A new type of light waveguide using linearly aligned pinholes is presented. Results of basic experiments are compared with theoretical estimates calculated using continuous model. Since this waveguide utilizes no transparent material, it can be used to guide electromagnetic waves of wide wavelength ranges as well as other waves such as matter waves.
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Taxonomy
TopicsOrbital Angular Momentum in Optics · Ocular and Laser Science Research
