Accidental and methodical defects of generation of precision and ultraprecision surfaces of polymer optics

Sergiy M. Lavrynenko; Gilbert Nixon; Keith E. Puttick; David D. Walker

doi:10.1117/12.454876

5 February 2002 Accidental and methodical defects of generation of precision and ultraprecision surfaces of polymer optics

Sergiy M. Lavrynenko, Gilbert Nixon, Keith E. Puttick, David D. Walker

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Proceedings Volume 4411, Large Lenses and Prisms; (2002) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.454876
Event: Large Lenses and Prisms, 2001, London, United Kingdom

Abstract

Widespread adoption of precision and ultraprecision articles from the polymeric materials creates a need for the understanding of a mechanism of the new high quality surfaces generation by the controlled fracture processes in the single-point diamond machining. The efficacious way for this understanding is a creation of the model of the surface layer forming process as result of the formation of its accidental and methodical defects by the precision microcutting.

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Sergiy M. Lavrynenko, Gilbert Nixon, Keith E. Puttick, and David D. Walker "Accidental and methodical defects of generation of precision and ultraprecision surfaces of polymer optics", Proc. SPIE 4411, Large Lenses and Prisms, (5 February 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.454876

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