Abstract
This presentation will focus on solving certain x-ray dynamic diffraction problems using a beam propagation method (BPM). I will show examples of using the BPM method in: 1) simulating performance of non-perfect multilayer mirrors and focusing optics, such as multilayer Laue lenses (MML), 2) predicting damage thresholds of diffraction elements such as diffraction gratings, 3) modeling scattering of x-rays form deformed crystal. A special emphasis will be placed on including imperfection and thermal deformation in simulations of performance of x-ray optical elements. Some of simulation results will be related to experimental data. I will also compare the BPM method with other approaches to theory of x-ray dynamic diffraction.
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