The perturbation method Tenser LEED designed for the fast calculation
of LEED intensities is extended to handle thermal isotropic vibrations
of surface atoms. This Thermal Tenser LEED method allows one to test
the influence of atomic vibrations in a fast and effective way. Differ
ently bonded atoms or atoms in different layers can be allowed to vibr
ate with different amplitudes. By application to experimental data we
demonstrate that layer dependent Debye temperatures can be determined
simultaneously improving the quality of the theory-experiment fit in s
urface structure determination by LEED.