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Technology for fabricating large, high-accuracy, lightened aspheric mirrors with high stability of the surface shape

M. A. Abdulkadyrov, N. S. Dobrikov, A. P. Patrikeev, V. E. Patrikeev, and A. P. Semenov

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This paper describes the technology for fabricating astronomical and space mirrors from Astrositall, including its properties and the stability of these properties in time, and presents the results of long-term testing of the material.

© 2015 Optical Society of America

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