Spectral coherence, Part I: Passive-resonator linewidth, fundamental laser linewidth, and Schawlow-Townes approximation

Overview of attention for article published in Progress in Quantum Electronics, August 2020

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@DrDisinfo @NiilesPunkari @ScottAdamsSays You two have fun with this: https://t.co/EWG8GRI8kB

This was in my 🐦 news feed... apparently classical physics better explains spectral line- width, upending 60yr understanding... equally IMPRESSIVE writing too... always inspired by gold standard in publishing technical content... #Research #Science htt…

Wow! This will be the new laser spectral linewidth section of future laser textbooks. a semi-classical derivation of laser spectral linewidth that doesn't require that ad-hoc and confused quantum mechanical derivation that was actually an afterthought. …

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