Atsushi Matsubara

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Kyoto University

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Professor Atsushi Matsubara is a faculty member at Kyoto University, Japan. His research interests encompass dynamic characteristics of lubrication systems, fixture design, and contact stiffness, alongside innovative measurement techniques. He has contributed significantly to the fields of energy-efficient manufacturing, machine tool mechanics, and surface evaluation methodologies through various recent publications.

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Kotaro Mori

特定助教 / Program-Specific Assistant Professor

Kyoto University

JAPAN

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Shuntaro Yamato

Program-Specific Assistant Professor

Kyoto University

JAPAN

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Articles (13)

Static and Dynamic Measurements of Spindle System During Rotation by Noncontact Electromagnetic Loading System

Comparison of Dynamic Characteristics Between Grease-Lubricated and Oil-Air-Lubricated Spindles

Experimental Characterization of Contact Stiffness for Fixture Design

Vision-based volumetric displacement measurement with a self-illuminating target

Estimation of supporting fixture receptance for thin-walled milling

Energy-efficient manufacturing with indoor conditions offset considering weather conditions

Estimation of supporting fixture receptance for thin-walled milling

Mechanical interfaces in machine tools

Quantitative Evaluation of Machined-Surface Gloss Using Visual Simulation and its Application to Sensory Test

Experimental study of thin-wall milling vibration using phase analysis and a piezoelectric excitation test

Experimental study of thin-wall milling vibration using phase analysis and a piezoelectric excitation test

Evaluation of Dynamic Characteristics of a Hybrid Guideway System

Evaluation of Machine Tool Spindle Using Carbon Fiber Composite

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Kotaro Mori

Shuntaro Yamato

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