The detection of orbital angular momentum usually relies on optical techniques,which modify the original beam to convert the information carried on its phase into a specific intensity distribution in output.Moreover,the exploitation of high-intensity beams can result destructive for standard optical elements and setups.A recent publication suggests a solution to overcome all those limitations,by probing highly-intense vortex pulses with a structured reference beam in a strong-field photoionization process.
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