A reflection high-energy electron diffraction (RHEED) experiment has b
een carried out to show the evidence of surface resonance effects when
resonance diffraction conditions are satisfied during MBE growth. Fir
st the rocking curves of RHEED intensity from an atomically clean Si(1
11) surface were measured before Si deposition. Then RHEED intensity o
scillation curves were recorded at several angles of incidence during
the homoepitaxy of Si in the MBE process. The results of those combine
d measurements show that there exists such an angle of incidence (corr
esponding to the resonance diffraction conditions on a clean surface)
that many characteristic effects of the surface resonance occur. It ha
s been demonstrated that at the resonance conditions the modulation de
pth of the intensity oscillations attains its maximum. Certain charact
eristic features of this phenomenon are analysed and a possible applic
ation to the control of the MBE process is mentioned.