Frequency modulated photon excited light source

Claim 1

A lighting system utilizing stimulated atomic emission, comprising: a laser producing photons of a predetermined modulated frequency; a sealed bulb which contains a predetermined inner gaseous environment, and a predetermined frequency modulated fluorescent photon interaction coating source on the inner walls; and a fiber-optic waveguide coupled to said laser and extending through said gaseous environment contained within said sealed bulb; said waveguide being clad with a material with more density than that of the waveguide core; where it is coupled to said laser and extending to said sealed bulb and unclad as it extends through said gaseous environment contained within said sealed bulb, and further said waveguide has an intragally formed reflective end section for provisions of feedback of frequency modulated photon through the waveguide core at the output end, said predetermined frequency modulated photon being pumped through said waveguide by said laser thereby producing counter travelling photons within the waveguide thereby increasing the intensity of photon emission within the waveguide, thereby enhancing the probability of photon collision at a variety of incident angles as to cause photons to be emitted from the portion of unclad waveguide within said sealed bulb, therefore stimulating the inner gaseous environment to a spontaineous emission which in turn stimulates a frequency modulated fluorescent photon interaction coating source on the inner diameter of the sealed bulb thereby producing cold light without electrical stimulation to start a photon emission, therefore eliminating direct electrical stimulation.