A theoretical treatment is presented for the focusing of polarized vortex beams, including the generation of Bessel beams. A combination of a phase vortex with arbitrary topological charge, and a polarization vortex of arbitrary order is considered. Results are given for both paraxial and high NA systems. Conditions for the presence of non-zero on-axis intensity are given. An interesting observation is that half-order phase vortices can exist, without the existence of any phase discontinuity. The behavior of Bessel beams with half-order phase vortices is investigated.
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