why is the light emitted by an ordinary electric bulb are incoherent?
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- An ordinary bulb is an incandescent source, which by its nature is emitting light over a very broad range of visible wavelengths and with an essentially continuous emission spectrum.
- More modern LED light bulbs still don’t provide coherent light, as they combine a narrow-band blue LED source with a fairly broad yellow phosphor.
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