  We present the experimental generation and analysis of both the intensity and
phase of an optical vortex beam originating from a superposition of Airy-vortex
beams. A new theoretical proposal is accessible to generate an array of
Airy-vortex beams (AiVBs) from a superposition of N identical AiBs
symmetrically located with respect to the propagation axis, where each beam is
superimposed with OV and are characterized by the same topological charge l.
Additionally, a single experimental apparatus enables both the optical
generation and reconstruction of computer-generated holograms implemented on a
spatial light modulator and its phase analysis by digital holography. The
experimental results agreed with the theoretical predictions. The array of
Airy-vortex beams has potential applications for trapping and rotating
micro-particles in optical tweezers, modulation in optics communications,
optical metrology, and others in optics and photonics.
