The Role of Abrasion in the Optical Polishing of Metals and Glass

Norman J. Brown; Lee M. Cook

doi:10.1364/SOP.1984.TuBA3

Topical Meeting on the Science of Polishing
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1984),
paper TuBA3
•https://doi.org/10.1364/SOP.1984.TuBA3

The Role of Abrasion in the Optical Polishing of Metals and Glass

Norman J. Brown and Lee M. Cook

Science of Polishing 1984

Monterey, California United States
17–17 April 1984
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N. J. Brown and L. M. Cook, "The Role of Abrasion in the Optical Polishing of Metals and Glass," in Topical Meeting on the Science of Polishing, Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1984), paper TuBA3.

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Abstract

Reviews an abrasive technique for polishing diamond turned optics, a mathematical theory to provide necessary quantified information, and attempts to bridge from metal to glass.

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