Abstract

We present what we believe to be a novel, simple, and compact axicon-based resonator Nd:YAG laser in which a nanosecond pulsed Bessel–Gauss beam is generated directly for the first time. Using the theory of the Bessel–Gauss beam, theoretical analysis and numerical simulation are consistent with the experimental results.

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Theoretical and experimental investigation of generating pulsed Bessel–Gauss beams by using an axicon-based resonator

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