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Autocorrelation functions for rough (random, quasiperiodical and deterministicperiodical) surfaces are deduced from the surface profiles determined by using the line-by-line analysis of atomic force microscopy images. It is shown that the initial parts of autocorrelation functions have a Gaussian form. An attempt to use the concept of fractal as a bridge between deterministic periodic and random (spontaneous) surfaces including quasiperiodic ones have been made.
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The paper presents investigations of the surface roughness of epitaxial silicon films obtained by chemical vapour deposition with chloric and MOCVD processes. The flat surfaces of films and chemically etched surfaces of substrates were studied by optical methods as well as by X-ray reflectivity at grazing incidence. The computer simulations based on Fresnel theory were compared with the experimental results.
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GaAs:Zn whiskers grown by the gas-transport method are characterized by diffraction methods using white and monochromatic radiation. The methods applied include the white-beam topography at ESRF synchrotron source and Laue patterns, 4-circle Bond diffractometry and high-resolution diffractometry at conventional X-ray sources. The results obtained concern the growth morphology and defect structure. It is found that GaAs:Zn whiskers grown by the described method have the form of long needles and blades of the morphologies represented by growth direction and largest lateral face ⟨112⟩{111} and ⟨111⟩{112}, respectively, with a single exception of a blade of uncommon morphology ⟨111⟩{110}.
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Optical properties of ZnO films doped by Al in the range 0.5 to 7 at.% and deposited by atomic layer deposition were studied in visible and infrared spectral range. Spectral dependences of film optical permittivity were modeled with the Lorentz-Drude approximation resulting in ZnO:Al plasma frequency and plasma damping parameters. We observed changing electron effective mass from 0.29m₀ to 0.5m₀ with increasing electron concentration in the range (0.9-4) × 10²⁰ due to the phenomenon of conduction band non-parabolicity. Comparing the results of optical and electrical investigations we can see that the main scattering mechanism is the scattering on grain boundaries (its contribution is about 60%).
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