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Method of determining the ground aspheric surface profile of large astronomical mirrors

This paper describes a method for determining the absolute profile of the ground aspheric surface of large astronomical mirrors, using a linear three-point spherometer successively displaced perpendicular to the direction from the center to the edge of the item, as well as a method for determining the vertex radius. Examples are given of the successful use of these methods.

Magomed A. Abdulkadyrov | V. E. Patrikeev | A. P. Semenov

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