Which consequence results when high-intensity laser passes through Kerr medium?

💡 Explanation

Nonlinear refractive index changes cause self-focusing, intensifying the beam; therefore filament formation result from **optical Kerr effect interference**, rather than stimulated scattering changes, because the rapid index variations induce small scale beams to interfere.

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