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The stimulated parametric-down-conversion luminescence is used as a light source with controlled spatial coherence. Performing the double-slit Young experiment, we show that the interference-pattern visibilities can be controlled by varying the inducing laser intensity. The results indicate that down-conversion light statistics change during this variation. A simple theoretical description is also shown.
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