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The photon vortex beam in rotating medium

In this paper we consider the photon vortex beam in the rotating medium, where the rotating velocity acts as an effective vector potential. Using the Riemann-Silberstein vector, we construct the photon wave function. Using the Maxwell equations and the first-order Minkowski constitutive relations we get the dynamic equations of photon in moving medium. For the stationary states, the dynamic equations can be written as a Dirac-like equation. We obtain the approximate photon vortex beam solutions by the given the medium's different velocity distribution and find the diffracting and nondiffracting Laguerre-Gaussian beam solutions in the rotating medium. For the diffracting Laguerre-Gaussian beams, we acquire new terms arising from the rotation that can change the Gouy phase, and then accordingly infer the rotation behavior of the photon interference pattern. Furthermore, in our theory we obtain the Landau levels structure of transverse photon energy in the nondiffracting Laguerre-Gaussian beam solutions.

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