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Magnetorheological Fluid Composition and Enhanced Material Removal Rates with Nanodiamonds

S. D. Jacobs, E. Fess, B. E. Gillman, H. Edwards, D. Golini, W. I. Kordonskri, V. W. Kordonski, I. Prokhorov, and Fuqian Yang

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Abstract

Magnetorheological finishing (MRF) requires long term stability of the removal function or polishing spot, which is created by the magnetic field-stiffened magnetorheological (MR) fluid in contact with the workpiece surface. Once it is characterized for shape and magnitude of removal, the stable polishing spot serves as input to a computational algorithm for designing polishing programs to finish optics [1,2].

© 1996 Optical Society of America

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