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Technological bases for the production of nanooptical surfaces

S. V. Lyubarskii and N. Kh. Lyubarskii

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Abstract

The main process stages of obtaining high-quality optical surfaces, including nanooptical surfaces, on nontraditional materials when optical mirrors are being fabricated are described, and the results are discussed.

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