Which consequence results when constructive interference increases during laser filamentation?

💡 Explanation

Self-focusing initiates because increased constructive interference amplifies the beam's intensity via the Kerr effect, triggering changes in the refractive index; therefore self-focusing starts, rather than staying homogenous, because diffraction or minimal Kerr effects lead to other mechanisms.

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