Which consequence results when thermal fluctuations disrupt a laser's properties?

💡 Explanation

Increased spontaneous emission arises because thermal fluctuations disturb the laser medium's stability, causing atoms to transition randomly as dictated by thermal distribution. Therefore, fluorescence increases rather than population inversion, because thermal excitation overtakes stimulated coherence.

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