Abstract

The theory of reflection from an oxide-coated metal is combined with experimentally measured parameters of aluminum to produce useful amplitude and phase shift information applicable to the concentration and direction of laser light. Amplitude and phase are plotted vs angle of incidence for several important laser wavelengths in the near UV, visible, and IR spectral regions.

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Extreme ultraviolet reflectance degradation of aluminum and silicon from surface oxidation

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Reflectance and preparation of front-surface mirrors for use at various angles of incidence from the ultraviolet to the far infrared

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Calculated Reflectance of Aluminum-Overcoated Iridium in the Vacuum Ultraviolet from 500 Å to 2000 Å

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On the Vacuum-Ultraviolet Reflectance of Evaporated Aluminum before and during Oxidation*

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