A quantitative low-energy electron diffraction (QLEED) analysis of data col
lected from a clean Ag{410} surface finds no relaxation of the first interl
ayer spacing, 36% compression of the second interlayer spacing and 18% expa
nsion of the third interlayer spacing with respect to the bulk value (0.498
Angstrom). The Ag{410} surface is a stepped surface with the smallest inte
rlayer spacing analyzed so far by QLEED with the computer program CHANGE. S
ome difficulties in the analysis are discussed.