ArticleJournal of applied crystallography2025
High-energy diffuse X-ray scattering at ultra-small-angle grazing incidence for local structure study of single-crystalline thin films.
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We present a novel experimental approach employing high-energy X-ray scattering in ultra-small-angle grazing-incidence geometry to investigate local atomic structures in single-crystalline thin films. This non-destructive and non-invasive method overcomes the limitations of conventional moderate-energy grazing-incidence diffraction, achieving both high reciprocal-space resolution and coverage and high surface sensitivity. By leveraging high-energy X-ray diffraction, we enable quantitative analysis of local structures in the model system of ferroelectric PbTiO
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