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The Rigakubu News
May 2025 Issue
Vol. 57, No. 3

An ultrashort-pulse laser processing system for fabricating millimeter-wave antireflection moth-eye structures to be mounted on telescopes for cosmic microwave background radiation observations. The system enables structure fabrication over an area with a maximum diameter of 500 mm.
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