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Figure Legend:
Overall LAMM force prediction methodology

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Figure Legend:
Flowchart of the force prediction methodology

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Figure Legend:
Geometry of an end mill (a) front view, and (b) end view showing the elemental forces (suffix “d” refers to dynamometer coordinate system)

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Figure Legend:
Cutter tooth path indicating the cutting forces; temperature rise is predicted at equispaced points 1–11, 18 deg apart along the tooth path

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Figure Legend:
Calculated temperature rise due to laser heating averaged along the depth of cut (20 μm) at discrete points along the tooth path of a 180 μm diameter tool (see Fig. 4) (AISI steel, laser power: 18 W, scan speed: 660 mm/min, distance between center of laser beam and edge of cutting tool: 200 μm)

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Figure Legend:
Calculated temperature rise due to shear (feed: 6.6 μm/flute, axial depth of cut: 20 μm, spindle speed: 50,000 rpm, no laser assist)

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Figure Legend:
Temperature dependence of the yield and ultimate tensile strengths of 52,100 steel (62 HRc) [27]

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Figure Legend:
Measurement of runout parameters

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Figure Legend:
Power spectrum of a measured force signal (feed: 2.2 μm/flute, depth of cut: 16 μm, and laser power: 18 W)

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Figure Legend:
Comparison of the predicted and measured cutting forces

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Figure Legend:
Predicted cutting forces with its 95% prediction interval of the validation experiment (depth of cut: 16 μm, and laser power: 18 W): (a) 2.2 μm/flute, (b) 4.4 μm/flute, and (c) 6.6 μm/flute.

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Figure Legend:
Comparison of predicted radial (Fr) and tangential (Ft) cutting forces acting on a cutter tooth with and without laser assist over one tool rotation (feed: 6.6 μm/flute, depth of cut: 16 μm, and laser power: 18 W, no runout, β: 48 deg)

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Figure Legend:
Variation of shear yield strength (MPa), temperature rise ( °C) and uncut chip thickness (mm) for one of the flutes over one full cycle (feed: 6.6 μm/flute, depth of cut: 16 μm, and laser power: 18 W, no runout, β: 48 deg)

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Figure Legend:
Comparison of predicted radial (Fr) and tangential (Ft) cutting forces for one of the flutes with and without laser assist over one full cycle (feed: 6.6 μm/flute, depth of cut: 16 μm, and laser power: 35 W, no runout, β: 48 deg)

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From: Modeling and Analysis of Forces in Laser Assisted Micro Milling
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Figure Legend:
Comparison of predicted radial (Fr) and tangential (Ft) cutting forces for one of the flutes with and without laser assist over one full cycle (feed: 6.6 μm/flute, depth of cut: 16 μm, and laser power: 18 W, runout parameters: A:1.8 μm, B: −0.5 μm, β: 48 deg)