Source for aperture information

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A user seeks resources for formulas to calculate blade dimensions for an aperture mechanism, preferring free options or those available in mathematics libraries. There is a suggestion to clarify the type of aperture in question for more targeted assistance. Additionally, it is recommended to post the inquiry in the physics section of the forum for better guidance. The discussion emphasizes the need for specific information to provide accurate help. Overall, clarity on the aperture type is crucial for obtaining relevant resources.
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Is anyone able to provide a resource for the proper formulae to use in determining blade dimensions for an aperture mechanism? Free would be best but readily available in a mathematics library is acceptable as well.
 
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If this is a question about a physics problem, try asking it in the physics sections of the forum. It isn't clear what kind of aperture you are asking about.
 
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