Mirror substrate fabrication techniques of low expansion glasses.

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Apr 1989

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Conference on Optical Design Methods, Applications, and Large Optics in Conjunction with the 1. International Congress on Optica

Physics

Optics

Optical Materials

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Low expansion glasses offer many advantages as mirror blank materials due to their thermal and mechanical properties as well as the flexibility they offer in design and fabrication. Fused Silica, Corning Code 7940 and ULETM titanium silicate, Code 7971, produced by the flame hydrolysis process, are high purity and homogeneous glasses. The ability to fusion seal each of the glasses offers mirror manufacturing design freedom of shape, size and weight.

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