Quality evaluation of spaceborne SiC mirrors (II): evaluation technology for mirror accuracy using actual measurement data of samples cut out from a mirror surface.
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Haruyoshi Katayama | Hidehiro Kaneda | Takao Nakagawa | Keigo Enya | Tadashi Imai | Yoshio Tange | Masaki Kotani | Yukari Yui
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