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That's just quitter talk. JK. I was imagining 10 diodes with about 1-2nm difference between each. Prisms would work but you'd probably need several of them, and it would help if they were made out of diamond. Of course the beams would need to start out close together and the angular change from...

Unfortunately polarizing beam splitters don't work that way, even in theory. With 20 degree increments, you would only gain 45% of the second beam (or lose 55% of the first beam). The next PBS would be a similar scenario. In the end the most you would be able to approach is 200% of any single...

Or figure out how to make the diodes transparent, then just put one behind the other. :P Actually, I've been thinking about this for a while, and one possibility has occurred to me, though it would be tricky. Theoretically you could merge many (tens) of beams directly on top of one another...