Melugin et al., 1986 - Google Patents
Development of lightweight, glass mirror segments for the Large Deployable ReflectorMelugin et al., 1986
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- 11622265641400038164
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- Melugin R
- Miller J
- Angel J
- Wangsness P
- Parks R
- Ketelsen D
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- Large Optics Technology
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Accomplishments in the development of lightweight, honeycomb-core, sandwich mirror blanks made of borosilicate and high-silica glasses at the University of Arizona for the Large Deployable Reflector program are described. In this paper, work spanning the last 2 years is …
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