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A comparison of surface roughness as measured by atomic force microscopy and x-ray scattering
1997
Journal of Applied Physics
We compare measurements of the roughness of silicon͑001͒ wafers cleaned by several methods. The roughness values were obtained using crystal truncation rod ͑CTR͒ scattering and atomic force microscopy. Although they do not yield identical results, both methods show the same relative roughness for the different cleans. CTR scattering is sensitive to roughness on lateral length scales down to atomic dimensions. The quantitative differences in roughness can be explained by the different wavelength
doi:10.1063/1.366129
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