Wavelength-dependent measurement and evaluation of surface topographies: application of a new concept of window roughness and surface transfer function
Authors:
- M WielandMWM Wieland
- P HänggiPHP Hänggi
- W HotzWHW Hotz
- M TextorMTM Textor
- B.A KellerBKB.A Keller
- N.D SpencerNSN.D Spencer
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