Improvement of Local Surface Quality by Using Single Abrasive Abrasion Process
Abstract AFM-based wear process actually is single abrasive abrasion process. It is widely employed in the surface micro/nano machining for fabrication of structures at the nanometer scale exhibiting high removing ability of nanometer scale materials. In this study, application of AFM-based single a...
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