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Transverse spin dynamics in structured electromagnetic guided waves
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Significance: We formulate and experimentally validate a set of spin–momentum equations which are analogous to the Maxwell’s equations and govern spin–orbit coupling in electromagnetic guided waves. The Maxwell-like spin–momentum equations reveal the spin–momentum locking, the chiral spin texture of the field, Berry phase, and the spin–orbit interaction in the optical near field. The observed spin–momentum behavior can be extended to other classical waves, such as acoustic, fluid, gas, and gravitational waves.
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“On the other hand, due to an “ intrinsic ” spin – orbit coupling governed by the Maxwell ’ s field theory, the spin – momentum locking of light was reported and linked to the modes with the evanescent field components, such as surface waves or waveguided modes (9 – 11).”
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- Shi, P., Du, L., Li, C., Zayats, A. V., & Yuan, X.
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- Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
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- National Academy of Sciences
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