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can there be interference between two beams of light which are not in the same state of polarization ?

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Answered by bauriudit3

Explanation:

The important thing to interfere is that the two beam are coherent, that means that the differences in wavelength between the two beam is constant in time and do not vary.

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can there be interference between two beams of light which are not in the same state of polarization ?​

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can there be interference between two beams of light which are not in the same state of polarization ?