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Towards understanding tool influence function (TIF) spots during hemispherical sub-aperture tool polishing

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Abstract

The key mechanisms & predictive models that determine the spatially dependent material removal rate (called the tool influence function (TIF) spots) during hemispherical sub-aperture tool polishing on flat & curved fused silica glass are presented.

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