The approach demonstrates real-time polarization control in nematic liquid crystals, suggesting novel applications in light modulation.
A simple and efficient approach to spatially addressed polychromatic modulation of light polarization using a photopatterned nematic liquid crystal film is proposed and investigated. In particular, we demonstrate linear polarization structuring of the broadband probe beam, including the formation of polarization singularities under the adiabatic propagation of linearly polarized light, which is achieved through in situ, rewritable photoalignment of nematic liquid crystal by a pump beam. This opto-optical control of polarization does not involve dynamic phase modulation and enables spatially resolved polarization patterning of broadband linearly polarized light in real time.
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