Abstract

We present a solution to the direct determination of the statistical parameters (root mean square deviation and correlation length), characterizing the profile of a random rough metallic surface with small slopes and heights, thus producing single scattering as well as a slight multiple scattering. This is done from the specular, coherent, component of the mean intensity of the optical waves scattered from the surface. In the frame of second-order perturbation theory, analytical expressions are derived for the specular component of the scattered radiation, and a retrieval of the rough surface parameters from the measured optical intensity is described. PACS Nos.: 02.25Fx, 03.40Kf, 41.20jb, 84.40

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