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Scientific and technical journal of information technologies, mechanics and optics
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Issue:13 (58)
ALGORITHM OF OBJECTS ARRANGEMENT (ON THE EXAMPLE OF A MIRROR)
Annotation
The imitating modeling algorithm of compound mirrors with the 2-nd order surfaces adjusting is given in the article. Imitating models of positioning of mirror segments on a bearing surface in regard to the 2-nd order design value are received.
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