A Generalized Model for Resolution-Dependent Roughness Measured by an Optical Profiler for Optical Surfaces
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概要
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- 1999-01-15
著者
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FURUKAWA Masakazu
Process Equipment Engineering Div., Canon Sales Co., Inc.
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Furukawa Masakazu
Process Equipment Engineering Div. Canon Sales Co. Inc.:optical Products Chief Executive Office Cano
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Furukawa Masakazu
Process Equipment Engineering Div. Cannon Sales Co. Inc.
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KITAGAWA Hideo
Process Equipment Engineering Div., Canon Sales Co., Inc.
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FUKUDA Yasuaki
Process Equipment Engineering Div., Canon Sales Co., Inc.
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KOHNO Tsuguo
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Technology
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Kohno Tsuguo
Department Of Mechanical Engineering Tokyo Metropolitan Institute Of Technology
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Fukuda Yasuaki
Process Equipment Engineering Div. Canon Sales Co. Inc.
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Kitagawa Hideo
Process Equipment Engineering Div. Canon Sales Co. Inc.
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Kitagawa Hideo
Process Equipment Design Department 2, Semiconductor Production Equipment Group, Canon Inc., Bando, Ibaraki 306-0605, Japan
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