Abstract
In our paper J. Opt.
Soc. Am. B 39, 1130
(2022) [CrossRef] there are
typographical mistakes and omissions in four mathematical expressions
that appear in Section 2.A of the published paper. This erratum
corrects those errors to allow the normalized power transmission to be
calculated correctly.
© 2022 Optica Publishing Group
This erratum corrects typographical errors that appear in Section 2.A of the
published paper [1].
The expression for $L_{\rm Eff}$, the effective medium length, that appears
after Eq. (1) is missing a
closing parenthesis. The correct expression is
$${L_{\text{Eff}}} =
{\raise0.7ex\hbox{${\left({1 - {\rm Exp}[{- \sigma L} ]} \right)}$}
\!\mathord{\left/ {\vphantom {{\left({1 - Exp[{- \sigma L} ]} \right)}
\sigma}}\right.}\!\lower0.7ex\hbox{$\sigma$}}.$$
The unwanted parameters $\textit{ss}$ appear in the last exponential factor of
Eq. (26).
The correct expression for Eq. (26) is
(26)$$\begin{split}{P^{(3 )}} = &
\frac{{{I_0}\pi w_{00}^2\Delta {\phi _0}^3}}{{24{{({1 + {x^2}}
)}^3}}}\\[-3pt]&\left(- {\rm Sin}\left[{\frac{{48{\alpha ^2}x}}{{49 +
{x^2}}}} \right]e^{- \left({{\raise0.7ex\hbox{${8{\alpha ^2}({{x^2} + 7}
)}$} \!\mathord{\left/ {\vphantom {{8{\alpha ^2}({{x^2} + 7} )} {({49 +
{x^2}} )}}}\right.}\!\lower0.7ex\hbox{${({49 + {x^2}} )}$}}} \right)}
\right.\\[-3pt]& + \left.3{\rm Sin}\left[{\frac{{16{\alpha ^2}x({{x^2}
+ 1} )}}{{({9 + {x^2}} )({{x^2} + 25} )}}} \right]{e^{- \left({8{\alpha
^2}\frac{{({{x^2} + 1} )({{x^2} + 15} )}}{{({{x^2} + 9} )({{x^2} + 25}
)}}} \right)}} \right).\end{split}$$
Equation (27) is missing the term $({1 + {x^2}})$ in the numerator of the sinusoidal term. The
correct expression for Eq. (27)
is
(27)$$\begin{split}&P_{\text{ODD}}^{(n )} = {I_0}\pi w_{00}^2\frac{{{{({-
1} )}^{\frac{{n + 1}}{2}}}}}{{n + 1}}{\left({\frac{{\Delta {\phi _0}}}{{1
+ {x^2}}}} \right)^n}\mathop \sum \limits_{i = 0}^{\frac{{n - 1}}{2}}
\frac{{{{({- 1} )}^{i + 1}}}}{{i!({n - i} )!}} \\[-3pt]& \times {\rm
Exp}\left[\!{- 2({n + 1} ){\alpha ^2}\frac{{({({2i + 1} )({2({n - i} ) +
1} ) + {x^2}} )({1 + {x^2}} )}}{{({{{({2i + 1} )}^2} + {x^2}} )({{{({2({n
- i} ) + 1} )}^2} + {x^2}} )}}}\! \right] \\[-3pt]& \quad\times{\rm
Sin}\left[{{\alpha ^2}x\frac{{({{{({2({n - i} ) + 1} )}^2} - {{({2i + 1}
)}^2}} )({1 + {x^2}} )}}{{({{{({2i + 1} )}^2} + {x^2}} )({{{({2({n - i} )
+ 1} )}^2} + {x^2}} )}}} \right] \\[-3pt]& {\rm where}\, n \in
1,{}3,{}5,{}7,{} \ldots .\end{split}$$
The starting limit for the summation expressed in Eq. (28) is $i = 0$. Equation (28) is also missing the term $\;({1 + {x^2}})$ in the numerator of the cosinusoidal term.
The correct expression for Eq. (28) is
$$\begin{split}&P_{\text{EVEN}}^{(m )} = {I_0}\pi
w_{00}^2\frac{{{{({- 1} )}^{\frac{m}{2}}}}}{{m + 1}}{\left({\frac{{\Delta
{\phi _0}}}{{1 + {x^2}}}} \right)^m}\mathop \sum \limits_{i = 0}^{m/2}
\frac{{{{({- 1} )}^{i + 1}}}}{{i!({m - i} )!}}\frac{1}{{1 + \delta ({i,m -
i} )}} \\ &\quad\times {\rm Exp}\left[{- 2({m + 1} ){\alpha
^2}\frac{{\left({({2i + 1} )({2({m - i} ) + 1} ) + {x^2}} \right)({1 +
{x^2}} )}}{{\left({{{({2i + 1} )}^2} + {x^2}} \right)\left({{{({2({m - i}
) + 1} )}^2} + {x^2}} \right)}}} \right] \\& \quad\times {\rm
Cos}\left[{{\alpha ^2}x\frac{{\left({{{({2({m - i} ) + 1} )}^2} - {{({2i +
1} )}^2}} \right)({1 + {x^2}} )}}{{\left({{{({2i + 1} )}^2} + {x^2}}
\right)\left({{{({2({m - i} ) + 1} )}^2} + {x^2}} \right)}}}
\right]\end{split}$$
where $\delta ({i,m - i})$ is the Kronecker delta function and
(28)$$m \in 2,\;4,\;6,\;8,\; \ldots
.$$
Acknowledgment
The authors are indebted to T. Vogel from Photonics and Ultrafast Laser
Science, Ruhr University Bochum, for bringing these errors to our
attention.
REFERENCE
1. E. Jaatinen, D. Namarathne, and R. Donaldson, “Analytic solutions to closed
and eclipsing aperture Z-scan power transmission,”
J. Opt. Soc. Am. B 39,
1130–1140 (2022). [CrossRef]
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