Optical disk having wobbled information shared between tracks

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Storage medium structure – Optical track structure

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369 13, G11B 724

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058055657

ABSTRACT:
In an optical disk recording medium having grooves and lands formed on a substrate and information recording areas formed in association with both the groove and the land, prepits are disposed on a virtual extension of the boundary between a groove and a land, the prepits being disposed to satisfy such requirements that the prepits are disposed on both sides of a virtual extension of the center line of a groove, that the prepits are disposed on both sides of a virtual extension of the center line of a land, that the prepits do not exist on both sides of a position on the center line of the groove, and that the prepits do not exist on both sides of a position on the center line of the land.

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