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Old June 30th 05, 07:45 PM
Cecil Moore
 
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When you superpose two 100w coherent laser beams, the resultant
power is indeed 400w


This is correct if the two beams are coherent and have the
same polarization. Very hard to do at optical frequencies, much
easier at lower frequencies.


As in coherent RF waves confined to a transmission line, eh?
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