By Emil Wolf
A set of sixty nine of the papers of Emil Wolf, chosen from his repertoire of greater than three hundred. comprises 5 formerly unpublished articles in line with Wolf's lectures. Papers are provided within the order during which they have been initially released. Softcover, hardcover indexed week 2001-32. DLC: Physics.
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At a typical point P in the focal region, at time t, with Re denoting the real part. Then it has been shown in Ref. 7 that the Cartesian components of the spacedependent parts e and h of the electric and magnetic fields are given by8 (in Gaussian units and with suitable choice of the origin of the phase) ex (P) = -iA (/0+/2 cos20) /| ey(P) = — iAI2 sin2
In the present paper, we extend the analysis carried out in Refs. 1 and 2 by discussing the detailed behavior of the Poynting vector in the focal region and obtain diagrams showing the flow lines and the magnitude of the Poynting vector in a typical case for an aplanatic system of angular semi-aperture a=45°. * Research supported by the U. S. Army Research Office (Durham). t Present address: Department of Physics, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey. % During the academic year 1966/1967, Guggenheim Fellow and Visiting Professor at the Department of Physics, University of California, Berkeley, California.
3a on p. 542]. The qualitative resemblance of these contour lines to flow lines appears to be a consequence of the principle of conservation of energy, applied to the region generated by the rotation of a portion of any particular contour line about the optical axis. 8 V. S. Ignatowsky, Trans. Opt. Inst. Petrograd, Vol. 1, paper IV (1919). 10 In Ref. 1, the designations of the vertical axis in Figs. 4 and 5 have been interchanged. The designation is corrected in our reproduction of Fig. 5 (b) (shown here as Fig.