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A beam of light whose photons all have the same optical properties (wavelength, phase, and direction). Coherent light is important for communication because it travels much farther in optical fiber without distortion.
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Light in which all the waves have the same frequency and color and are perfectly in phase. Only lasers can produce coherent light. Laser light is coherent, fully unidirectional, [End Page 370] and made up of one or several very pure colors. These colors range from red to blue-violet and correspond to the radiation frequencies emitted by the excited electrons. Also called stimulated light.
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light of a single wavelength, phase, and frequency that travels in intense, nearly perfect, parallel rays without appreciable divergence.
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| coherent scatter |
An interaction between x-rays and matter in which the incoming photon is absorbed by the atom and leaves with the same energy in a different direction. Fewer than 5% of the interactions between x-rays and matter in tissue are of
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I should have explained that electromagnetic wavicles like microwave or laser are considered to be a form of organized energy and not disorganized energy, so carnot ratio does not apply. Higgs Field...a field theorized to be responsible for inertia and mass of matter. Such a field is suggested in the Standard Model. Substratum...I'll likely change this name to more traditional names like Physical Space, Space Continuum, Total Field. Internal energy... ...
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