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    • Optical Manipulation
    • Soft Matter Physics

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    • Structured optical beams have significantly advanced optical manipulation.
    • Existing methods often rely on specific intensity distributions for particle trapping.

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    • To introduce a novel method for generating structured beams using phase-shifted zone plates.
    • To demonstrate the capability of these beams for trapping and guiding particles on open curved trajectories.

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    • Utilized phase-shifted zone plates as beam-shaping diffractive optical elements.
    • Generated beams with twisted phase and/or intensity along a curve.
    • Investigated particle trapping and guiding on open curved trajectories.

    Main Results:

    • Successfully generated structured beams capable of twisting phase and intensity along curves.
    • Demonstrated continuous particle motion guidance on open curved trajectories.
    • Showcased control over the spiral rotation trajectory and rate of trapped particles.

    Conclusions:

    • Phase-shifted zone plates offer a versatile technique for creating structured beams.
    • This method provides a promising approach for advanced optical manipulation beyond traditional constraints.
    • The ability to control particle trajectories on open curves opens new possibilities in the field.