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    Optics express
    |June 11, 2024
    PubMed
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    增强的位置-速度-时间 (PVT) 控制通过优化机床路径来改善光学加工. 这种方法减少了计算负载,并考虑了动态约束,在像离子束计算这样的过程中实现了更高的精度.

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