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Ultrafast laser inscription of volume phase optics: Towards a scalar vortex mask for broadband coronagraphy

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Abstract

We report on an investigation using ultrafast laser inscription in borosilicate glasses to create in-volume phase optics. An application of an optic fashioned in this way is discussed in the context of broadband “scalar vortex coronagraphy” for astronomical imaging.

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