Experimental observation and manipulation of optical tornado waves
Lai Chen, Li-Gang Wang

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates the experimental creation and control of optical tornado waves, allowing manipulation of their angular velocity and rotation angle, with results aligning well with numerical predictions.
Contribution
It introduces a method to generate and manipulate optical tornado waves experimentally, controlling their angular velocity and rotation angle.
Findings
Controlled the rotation angle from 0 to 1100 degrees.
Achieved highest angular velocity at focus coincidence.
Experimental results match numerical simulations.
Abstract
We report experimental generation and manipulation of optical tornado waves (ToWs). By controlling the self-focusing length, total angular momentum, and foci deviation of ToWs, the propagation properties of optical ToWs, especially their angular velocity of the main intensity lobes, can be manipulated. We achieve controlling the accumulated rotation angle of the intensity lobes from 0 to 1100 degrees. Also, we confirm that ToWs get the highest angular velocity around the foci coincide situation. Our experimental results are in good agreement with numerical results.
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