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| - Magnetic beta, see magnetic delta | - Magnetic beta, see magnetic delta | ||
| - | The example system is a multilayer consisting of 6x[ Co (10Å) / Cu (60Å)] on a Cu substrate. The optical constants provided correspond to a X-ray energy of 900eV and the .db filenames to the files shipped with this version of ReMagX (check the installation directory). | + | The example system is a multilayer consisting of 6x[ Co (10Å) / Cu (60Å)] on a Cu substrate. The optical constants provided correspond to a X-ray energy of 777eV and the .db filenames to the files shipped with this version of ReMagX (check the installation directory). |
| Remarks: | Remarks: | ||
| - | Delta (δ) and Beta (β) are the optical constants (dispersive and absorptive part) of the material according to the standard notation of a complex index of refraction: 𝑁=1−(𝛿+𝑖β). | + | Delta (δ) and Beta (β) are the optical constants (dispersive and absorptive part) of the material according to the standard notation of a complex index of refraction: 𝑁=1−𝛿+𝑖β. |
| Sigma (σ) is the RMS roughness according to standard notation in surface science. | Sigma (σ) is the RMS roughness according to standard notation in surface science. | ||
| - | Magnetic delta (δm) and beta (βm) are the variation of the optical constants due to magnetism. | + | Magnetic delta (δm) and beta (βm) are the variation of the optical constants due to magnetism. |
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