Abstract

The experimental realization of partially coherent bottle beams is reported in this paper. It is shown that by controlling the coherence of the incident light we can generate the adjustable partially coherent bottle beams. The generated bottle beams may have applications in atom optics, and optical tweezers, etc..

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