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A simple scatter method for optical surface roughness and slope measurements. Roughness of polished fused silica
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Optical MaterialsEngineeringFused Silica SurfacesRms RoughnessOptic DesignOptical TestingOptical MetrologyOptical CharacterizationSimple Scatter MethodSurface ReflectanceOptical PropertiesOptical SystemsReflectanceOptical Surface RoughnessReflectance ModelingMaterials SciencePhysicsSurface FinishingOptical MeasurementOptical ComponentsNatural SciencesSpectroscopyApplied PhysicsLight ScatteringPhotometry (Optics)Slope MeasurementsOptical SciencesSupersmooth Optical SurfacesWater Surface Reflectance
For supersmooth optical surfaces, the equation relating diffusely scattered light to roughness and slope parameters assumes a simple form. Measurements of rms roughness and slope for such surfaces can be made with an instrument which accepts a solid angle much smaller than 2π steradian. Measurements made on fused silica surfaces yield values as low as 0·23 nm and 3·8 × 10−4 rad.
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