Influence of the Static Stiffness of Grinding System on the Generation of Affected Layers

S. Yokoyama; Hwa Soo Lee; T. Yamada

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Elastic Deformation, Grinding Force, Machine Stiffness, Static Stiffness, Surface Affected Layers

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