Partially coherent perfect vortex beams with periodic coherence properties, namely, optical coherence perfect vortex lattices (OCPVLs), are proposed in this letter. Rhombus-, spiral-, and circle-shaped OCPVLs were investigated in detail both theoretically and experimentally through the manipulation of the coherent structures. Manipulating the coherence width yielded unique advantages, such as maintaining uniformity over a longer distance, more efficient optical trapping, and high-capacity free-space optical communications. OCPVLs with such advantages hold outstanding potential for applications in multi-particle trapping and manipulation.
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