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High-intensity wave vortices in the beamoptics domain: 3D spatial structure, singleplane models, and their propagation properties
Typically, vortices in wave fields are associated with amplitude zeros. In contrast, recently described high-intensity (Type II) wave vortices appear near amplitude poles and can exist only in disconnected space. We attempt to extend the concept of a Type II optical vortex (OV) to paraxial beam-like
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