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Paper Abstract
In recent years, the continuously dressed flat annular machines widely used for flat grinding have been adapted to polishing ultra-flat optical surfaces for interferometry and laser applications. This paper describes these machines and the theory and practice of their operation to achieve peak to valley flatness better than 1/10 wavelength in the visible.
Paper Details
Date Published: 1 October 1976
PDF: 9 pages
Opt. Eng. 15(5) doi: 10.1117/12.7972011
Published in: Optical Engineering Volume 15, Issue 5
PDF: 9 pages
Opt. Eng. 15(5) doi: 10.1117/12.7972011
Published in: Optical Engineering Volume 15, Issue 5
Show Author Affiliations
Frank Cooke, Frank Cooke, Inc. (United States)
Norman Brown, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory (United States)
Norman Brown, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory (United States)
Eberhard Prochnow, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory (United States)
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