Li Zhang, Xiaodong Qiu, Lingwei Zeng and Lixiang Chen
This paper proposes a simple and efficient method that uses a single focused hybrid vector beam to confine metallic Rayleigh particles at multiple positions. We study the force mechanisms of multiple trapping by analyzing gradient and scattering forces. It is observed that the wavelength and topological charges of the hybrid vector beam regulates the trapping positions and number of optical trap sites. The proposed method can be implemented easily in three-dimensional spaces, and it facilitates both trapping and organization of particles. Thus, it can provide an effective and controllable means for nanoparticle manipulation.
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