Determination of sample surface topography using electron back-scatter diffraction patterns

The background of an electron backscattered diffraction pattern contains quantitative surface topography data. We propose a new approach to extract this topography from the location of the maximum background intensity in each diffraction pattern. Using specular reflection as a zero-th order approxim...

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