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International Journal of Infrared and Millimeter Waves

, Volume 17, Issue 12, pp 1997–2034 | Cite as

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  • James W. Lamb
  • James W. Lamb
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  1. 1.Institut de Radio Astronomie MillimétriqueDomaine Universitaire de GrenobleSt-Martin d'Hères CedexFrance
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Abstract

Several parameters of various materials, including solid and foam dielectrics, absorbers, and metals, are collected for use in optical design in the millimetre and submillimetre range. Although the list is not exhaustive it covers most of the important materials and parameters, and extensive references are given.

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