Is there such a thing as in-phase and coherent white light?

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• Re: Making pure white light without incandescence -- is it possible?
  ... I am looking for a way to generate white light with all wavelengths of visible light at equal intensities -- i.e. purely-white light -- without generating any non-visible light. ...
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• Re: Making pure white light without incandescence -- is it possible?
  ... I am looking for a way to generate white light with all wavelengths of visible light at equal intensities -- i.e. purely-white light -- without generating any non-visible light. ...
  (sci.optics)
• Re: Making pure white light without incandescence -- is it possible?
  ... I am looking for a way to generate white light with all wavelengths of visible light at equal intensities -- i.e. purely-white light -- without generating any non-visible light. ... The blackbody curve is specific to temperature, and there is a huge difference in the actual color characteristics of say a 60 watt incandescent lamp and a halogen photoflood., for example. ...
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• Re: Is there such a thing as in-phase and coherent white light?
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