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X-ray reflectivity by surfaces and multilayers: A comparison of exact and approximate solutions

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Abstract

Novel synthetic multilayered materials have useful properties which are strongly correlated with the structure of the surfaces and interfaces. Reliable theories of x-ray scattering by complex surfaces are therefore essential to the successful control and engineering of these properties; either the x rays are used as a non-invasive structural probe, or else the multilayer is used as an optical device to manipulate x rays.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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