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Thermal lens astigmatism in glass and in cubic crystals with [001] orientation.

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The thermal lens was investigated in CaF2 and Tb3Ga5O12 cubic crystals with [001] crystallographic axes orientation and in magneto-optical glass MOG103 by the method of phase-shifting interferometry. It was demonstrated… Click to show full abstract

The thermal lens was investigated in CaF2 and Tb3Ga5O12 cubic crystals with [001] crystallographic axes orientation and in magneto-optical glass MOG103 by the method of phase-shifting interferometry. It was demonstrated experimentally that the thermal lens has astigmatism determined by the incident radiation polarization state and by the optical anisotropy parameter ξ. A method of ξ determination by measuring thermal lens astigmatism in cubic crystals with [001] orientation was proposed and verified. It was shown that thermally induced depolarization and the amplitude of phase astigmatism depend on the position of the crystal with [001] orientation in antiphase.

Keywords: orientation; thermal lens; lens astigmatism; cubic crystals; crystals 001

Journal Title: Optics letters
Year Published: 2020

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