Orbital and Spin Parts of Angular Momentum Flux Densityof Monochromatic Radiation in Nonabsorbing Mediawith Nonlocal Nonlinear Optical Respons

Using electromagnetic field angular momentum conservation law in a form of balance equation, which relates the angular momentum density, the angular momentum flux density and caused by the anisotropy of the medium torque density in nonabsorbing media, we obtained the formulas for the densities of the orbital and spin parts of the angular momentum and the flux densities of this quantities in case of interaction of monochromatic waves in nonabsorbing medium with spatial dispersion demonstrating n-th order nonlinear optical response to the external light field. In media without spatial and frequency dispersion the obtained expressions coinside with the canonical expressions for the densities and flux densities of the orbital and spin parts of angular momentum. The additional terms to the greatest components among the spin parts of angular momentum and its flux related to nonlinearity of the medium may reach ten percent of their linear parts during self-focusing of the elliptically polarized Gaussian laser beam in isotropic gyrotropic medium near the area of its collapse.

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Vestnik Moskovskogo Universiteta Seriya 3 Fizika Astronomiya
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2024-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.55959/msu0579-9392.79.2440403
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Orbital Angular Momentum in Optics
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Orbital and Spin Parts of Angular Momentum Flux Densityof Monochromatic Radiation in Nonabsorbing Mediawith Nonlocal Nonlinear Optical Respons

P S Ryzhikov, Vladimir Makarov
Vestnik Moskovskogo Universiteta Seriya 3 Fizika Astronomiya
Orbital Angular Momentum in Optics
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Orbital and Spin Parts of Angular Momentum Flux Densityof Monochromatic Radiation in Nonabsorbing Mediawith Nonlocal Nonlinear Optical Respons

P S Ryzhikov, Vladimir Makarov
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Using electromagnetic field angular momentum conservation law in a form of balance equation, which relates the angular momentum density, the angular momentum flux density and caused by the anisotropy of the medium torque density in nonabsorbing media, we obtained the formulas for the densities of the orbital and spin parts of the angular momentum and the flux densities of this quantities in case of interaction of monochromatic waves in nonabsorbing medium with spatial dispersion demonstrating n-th order nonlinear optical response to the external light field. In media without spatial and frequency dispersion the obtained expressions coinside with the canonical expressions for the densities and flux densities of the orbital and spin parts of angular momentum. The additional terms to the greatest components among the spin parts of angular momentum and its flux related to nonlinearity of the medium may reach ten percent of their linear parts during self-focusing of the elliptically polarized Gaussian laser beam in isotropic gyrotropic medium near the area of its collapse.

Vestnik Moskovskogo Universiteta Seriya 3 Fizika Astronomiya(№4_2024)
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Orbital and Spin Parts of Angular Momentum Flux Densityof Monochromatic Radiation in Nonabsorbing Mediawith Nonlocal Nonlinear Optical Respons — P S Ryzhikov, Vladimir Makarov · Vestnik Moskovskogo Universiteta Seriya 3 Fizika Astronomiya (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS