Pl. Deboeij et al., ANISOTROPIC OPTICAL REFLECTION BY STEPPED SURFACES, Journal of vacuum science & technology. B, Microelectronics and nanometer structures processing, measurement and phenomena, 14(4), 1996, pp. 3080-3088
Discrete dipole calculations of the double cell type have been used to
study the anisotropic reflection at normal incidence of stepped <Si(0
0(1)over bar )> 2x1-type surfaces. Only D-B-type steps have been used.
The maximum of the anisotropy turns out to be in a direction rotated
with respect to the principal axes, and the anisotropy itself depends
strongly on terrace width. Further the crossed polarizer configuration
is interesting for experimental work since it has no offset. (C) 1996
American Vacuum Society.