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31 March 1982 Fabrication Of Thin Glass Mirrors On Alnico Magnets
Scott K. Gordon, David Marquez
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Abstract
A reliable, low-cost method of bonding a thin glass substrate to an alnico VI B magnet has been developed to allow the fabrication of a high-quality optical surface while minimizing the mass of non-magnetic material. The glass is bonded with an organic adhesive. A series of heat treatments after curing insures a stable figure for substrates thinner than 0.5 millimeter.
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Scott K. Gordon and David Marquez "Fabrication Of Thin Glass Mirrors On Alnico Magnets", Proc. SPIE 0306, Contemporary Methods of Optical Fabrication, (31 March 1982); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.932727
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KEYWORDS
Mirrors

Glasses

Adhesives

Coating

Optical fabrication

Polishing

Surface finishing

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