Theoretical Approach to Analysis of X-Ray Grazing-Incidence Diffraction from 2D Crystals

A theoretical formalism for quantitative description of X-ray diffraction from Langmuir monolayers under conditions of total external reflection has been developed. The proposed approach, based on the distorted-wave approximation, allows to consider physical mechanisms for plotting diffraction curve...

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Hauptverfasser: Chuev, M. A., Prutskov, G. V., Novikova, N. N., Pashaev, E. M., Konovalov, O. V., Stepina, N. D., Rogachev, A. V., Yakunin, S. N.
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description A theoretical formalism for quantitative description of X-ray diffraction from Langmuir monolayers under conditions of total external reflection has been developed. The proposed approach, based on the distorted-wave approximation, allows to consider physical mechanisms for plotting diffraction curves and maps (in the reciprocal space) for real monolayers and describe self-consistently specific features of Bragg peaks. The resulting algorithm can easily be implemented on a personal computer, which provides the opportunities to carry out numerical simulation of experimental two-dimensional diffraction intensity maps and determine reliably both the mean values of structural parameters of layers and their rms deviations.
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