Light-Sheets Composed of Bessel Beams for Three-Dimensional Holography and Imaging

We discuss theoretical aspects of longitudinally-structured light-sheets constructed from superpositions of Bessel beams, envisioning applications in holography, volumetric displays, augmented and virtual reality, optical trapping and manipulation of microparticles and so on. Current experimental setups are presented.

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We discuss the theoretical aspects of longitudinally-structured light-sheets formed by the superposition of Bessel beams, and outline their potential applications in holography, volumetric displays, augmented and virtual reality, and optical trapping and manipulation of microparticles. Current experimental setups are also presented.