Physics · Interference of light
Can stable interference be observed from two independent light sources?
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- 1No, because light intensity is too low.
- 2No, because they do not maintain a constant phase difference.✓
- 3Yes, if they have equal amplitude.
- 4Yes, if they are monochromatic.
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No, because they do not maintain a constant phase difference.
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