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Coupling two or more optical resonators can lead to desirable properties such as selective mode suppression, enhancement of intracavity laser power, frequency stabilization against cavity-length fluctuations, and phased laser arrays. For these applications it may be desirable to know the fundamental limit to the coherence of coupled lasers.
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