Abstract
The interference of fluorescent x rays in a layered material has been observed in grazing exit experiments. The exit angular dependence of the x-ray fluorescence intensity of a Cr/Au layered thin film clearly shows an oscillation structure that represents the interference of emitted x rays. As predicted by the reciprocity theorem, the results obtained under the grazing exit condition agreed with the results obtained under the grazing incidence condition quite well.
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