Abstract: A glass lens blank for polishing in which a thickness of a defect-containing layer is suppressed to a minimum and thus it is possible to shorten the processing time required for grinding and polishing the glass lens blank for polishing after press-molding, a method of manufacturing the same, and a method of manufacturing an optical lens. A glass lens blank for polishing of which at least a main surface is a press-molding surface, wherein a defect-containing layer formed on the main surface has a thickness of 50 ?m or less.

Abstract: A glass lens blank for polishing in which a thickness of a defect-containing layer is suppressed to a minimum and thus it is possible to shorten the processing time required for grinding and polishing the glass lens blank for polishing after press-molding, a method of manufacturing the same, and a method of manufacturing an optical lens. A glass lens blank for polishing of which at least a main surface is a press-molding surface, wherein a defect-containing layer formed on the main surface has a thickness of 50 ?m or less.

Abstract: An impulse response measurement with high precision is made possible with a simple device or signal processing, even if sampling clocks on the transmitting side and the receiving side are asynchronous at the time of measuring an impulse response of a measured system. An impulse response measuring method includes an input signal generating step of generating an input signal of an arbitrary waveform to be input to a measured system by using a synchronization signal having a first sampling clock frequency, a signal converting step of performing conversion on a measured signal output from the measured system into a discrete value system by using a synchronization signal having a second sampling clock frequency, and an inverse filter correcting step of correcting at least a phase of an inverse filter which is an inverse function of a function showing a frequency characteristic of the input signal according to a frequency ratio of the first sampling clock frequency and the second sampling clock frequency.

Abstract: A marker is used for the confirmation of the paper web-threaded paths for rotary presses. The marker includes a marking unit for putting a mark on a paper web and a regulator composed of 1) a timing detector to detect the rotational phase of a printing cylinder and transmit a detected timing signal and 2) a transmitter to transmit an operating signal to the marking unit when it receives a detected timing signal from the timing detector. The regulator control when a mark is put on the paper web by the marking unit so that the mark always has a predetermined phase with respect to the printed images produced during a printing operation. A paper web-threaded path confirming apparatus includes a mark detector to detect a mark put on the paper web by the marking unit and transmit a detected mark signal. A transmitter transmits a rotational phase signal relatively to the rotational phase of a cutter cylinder rotated in a folder unit.