Abstract
Grazing ion-surface scattering is used to study in real space and real time epitaxial growth processes. By example of 25 keV He +-ions scattered during submonolayer homoepitaxy on Fe(1 0 0), we show that an interpretation of experiments is straightforward by means of classical mechanics computer simulations. A fit of intensity and angular profile of the specular beam allow one to deduce basic quantities like the island density.
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