Semiclassical Green functions and Lagrangian intersection. Applications to the propagation of Bessel beams in non-homogeneous media
Michel Rouleux

TL;DR
This paper develops semi-classical asymptotics for Hamiltonian problems with localized sources, focusing on Lagrangian intersections and applications to Bessel beam propagation in non-homogeneous media, extending previous mathematical frameworks.
Contribution
It introduces new semi-classical methods for analyzing Lagrangian intersections and applies them to Bessel beams in optical fibers, extending prior theoretical work.
Findings
Derived semi-classical asymptotics for localized right-hand sides.
Analyzed Bessel beam structures in non-homogeneous media.
Extended the Maslov bi-canonical operator framework.
Abstract
We study semi-classical asymptotics for problems with localized right-hand sides by considering a Hamiltonian positively homogeneous of degree on . The energy shell is , and the right-hand side is microlocalized: (1) on the vertical plane ; (2) on the ``cylinder'' . when . Most precise results are obtained in the isotropic case , with a smooth positive function. In case (2), is the frequency set of Bessel function , and the solution of when , already provides an insight in the structure of ``Bessel beams'', which arise in the theory of optical fibers. We present in this work some…
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