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1 January 1991 Three materials soft x-ray mirrors: theory and application
Pierre Boher, Louis Hennet, Philippe Houdy
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Abstract
A periodic structure alternating three different materials has been investigated and fabricated using a diode RF-sputtering system. Reflectivity was optimized using the wave propagation method. It is concluded that the amorphous character of the rhodium layers is enhanced in the W/Rh/C structures, and good reflectivities have been obtained at the carbon K-alpha line with trilayer structures including a great number of periods (28 percent of reflectivity for 40 periods stack). Some reduction of the boron interdiffusion is observed in the W/Rh/C structures, which leads to better soft X-ray performances at the boron K-alpha line (19 percent of reflectivity for a 40 periods stack).
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Pierre Boher, Louis Hennet, and Philippe Houdy "Three materials soft x-ray mirrors: theory and application", Proc. SPIE 1345, Advanced X-Ray/EUV Radiation Sources and Applications, (1 January 1991); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.23315
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KEYWORDS
Reflectivity

Carbon

X-rays

Rhodium

Boron

Tungsten

Interfaces

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