  We report a new configuration and theoretical approach for the study of the
incoherent and coherent combination of Gaussian laser beams which allows us to
calculate the combined intensity at every point in space, this new approach
consists of directing all the lasers towards a chosen point, which is the
meeting point of all the combined lasers, this method makes it possible to
obtain in the case of an incoherent combination an intensity of Gaussian shape
without the existence of secondary intensity lobes at the focusing plan, and in
the case of a coherent combination, we observe a spatial thinning of the
combined beams with a greater intensity, which depends on the numerical
aperture of the system.
