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    • Wave Phenomena
    • Structured Light Fields

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    • The Talbot effect is a known optical phenomenon involving periodic self-imaging of periodic structures.
    • Recent interest focuses on its revival in structured light fields, advancing spatial, temporal, and space-time optics.
    • Existing research is limited to 2D (X-T plane) configurations, lacking multidimensional exploration.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce and investigate a novel class of 3D periodic structured light fields.
    • To demonstrate the Talbot effect in these fields across full space-time.
    • To explore unique properties arising from multidimensional control.

    Main Methods:

    • Theoretical proposal of 3D periodic structured light fields.
    • Analysis of Talbot effect in these novel fields.
    • Investigation of properties like uneven spatiotemporal effects and orbital angular momentum.

    Main Results:

    • Successful demonstration of the Talbot effect in full space-time using 3D structured light fields.
    • Observation of unique properties including uneven spatiotemporal Talbot effects.
    • Exploration of fields carrying longitudinal orbital angular momentum and spatiotemporal spiral light fields.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed 3D structured light fields enable the Talbot effect in full space-time.
    • This multidimensional control offers new properties and potential applications in optics.
    • Further research may unlock broader applications for these advanced light fields.