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The optical system used by JCandpal, Vaishya, and Joshi in their cxpcrimcnis on coherence-induced spectral shifts is analyzed theoretically. An approximate form for the cross-spectral density in the second aiy source plane is obtained, and it is shown that, contrary to the assertions of Kandpal, Vaishya, and Joshi, the corresponding complex degree of spectral coherence in this plane is wavelength dependent. After making some assumptions about the behavior of the interference filter used in the system, an approximate form for the spectrum of the light on-axis in the observation plane is obtained. It is shown that the peak wavelengths of (his spectrum do not agree with those reported by Kandpal, Vaishya, and Joshi. Possible reasons for this disagreement arc discus.sed.

A theoretical analysis of the coherence-induced spectral shift experiments of Kandpal, Vaishya, and Joshi