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By analyzing the first-order interference of two independent thermal lightbeams with both classical and quantum theories, we conclude that it isimpossible to observe the transient first-order interference pattern bysuperposing two independent thermal light beams even if the degeneracyparameter of thermal light is much greater than one. The result suggests thatthe classical model of thermal light field within the coherence time may not bethe same as the one of laser light field within the coherence time.

Transient first-order interference of two independent thermal light beams