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English: Photograph showing the current mounting of the diamond plates in spectacle frames (left, L and right, R according to wearer). The spectacle rims are surrounded by numerous diamonds of varying size. Inset: the diamonds removed from the frames. The mass of each stone is: right 2.299 g (11.495 carats) and left 2.563 g (12.815 carats). The diamond plates display a high degree of parallelism. The right plate has an average thickness of ≈1.59 mm while the left plate is ≈1.71 mm thick. |
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Source | Colin Atkinson, Philip M. Martineau, Rizwan U. A. Khan, John E. Field, David Fisher, Nick M. Davies, Julia V. Samartseva, Seth J. Putterman, Jonathan R. Hird. "Cleaving the Halqeh-ye-nur diamonds: a dynamic fracture analysis ," Philosophical transactions. Series A, Mathematical, physical, and engineering sciences doi:10.1098/rsta.2014.0270 |
Author | Colin Atkinson, Philip M. Martineau, Rizwan U. A. Khan, John E. Field, David Fisher, Nick M. Davies, Julia V. Samartseva, Seth J. Putterman, Jonathan R. Hird |
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