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Dependence of spectrum changes on the ratio of coherence area to source area

A change in optical spectrum is caused by both spatial coherence of a spectral source and dispersive diffraction by the source. The spectrum shifts toward higher or lower frequencies as a function of the ratio of coherence area to source area, depending on place to place in the observing location.