Which effect diminishes when a pulsed laser operating near its bandwidth limit loses spatial coherence?

💡 Explanation

Increased laser beam divergence occurs upon loss of spatial coherence due to phase variations across the beam. Because constructive interference is reduced, therefore the collimation worsens, rather than resulting in the other properties, since these effects require high coherence.

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