The Practical Application of Diffraction Techniques to Assess Surface Finish of Diamond Turned Parts

The Practical Application

of Diffraction Techniques to Assess Surface Finish of Diamond Turned Parts

H. T. Hingle, J. H. Rakels Submitted -

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