Lensing properties of rotational gas flow
D. Kaganovich, L. A. Johnson, D. F. Gordon, A. A. Mamonau, and B., Hafizi

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates a novel gas-based negative lens with adjustable focusing properties, suitable for high-intensity laser applications and environments where traditional optics are vulnerable, with potential for rapid tuning in sub-millisecond timescales.
Contribution
It introduces a new gas flow-based lens with adjustable focusing capabilities, expanding optical options for challenging environments.
Findings
Experimental validation of the gas lens
Adjustable focusing properties demonstrated
Potential for rapid tuning in sub-millisecond timescales
Abstract
A negative lens comprised of a gas in steady axisymmetric flow is demonstrated experimentally and analyzed. The lens has potential applications in high-intensity laser optics and presents the possibility of adjusting the focusing properties on a sub-millisecond time-scale. It can be operated in environments where conventional optical elements are vulnerable.
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