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To: "Vegos" , ,
From: tkrajci{at}san.osd.mil
Reply-To: tkrajci{at}san.osd.mil
> Running a couple of 12 point cells for a 20" x 1.625" f/5
mirror produced
> slightly better numbers with an 8 x 4 combination than with a 9 x 3. 8 x 4
> is essentially your 4 point cell with triangles at the corners.
>
> Bear in mind this is for discrete points without regard to part
> configuration and an analysis of relative force among the support rings.
>
> Steve Vegos
Thanks for the inputs! Also, based on inputs from Nils Olof Carlin and
Richard Schwartz I have doubled the size of the webpage, showing different
approaches:
http://overton.tamu.edu/aset/krajci/cell-12-pt/cell-12-pt.htm
Any errors here?
Tom Krajci
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
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