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- On the estimation of continuous mappings from cradle-style to 6-axis machines for face-milled hypoid gear generation
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- Envelope-approximation theory of manufacture technology for point-contact tooth surface on six-axis CNC hypoid generator
- Geometric contact pattern estimation for gear drives
- An invariant approach for gear generation with supplemental motions
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