Abstract

Autocorrelation functions for rough surfaces of evaporated opaque magnesium deposits are determined from electron microphotographs of the shadowed-surface carbon replicas. These microphotographs are analyzed, using a data-processing system microdensitometer. It is shown that autocorrelation functions do not have a Gaussian form, as is usually assumed.

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Study of surface roughness using microdensitometer analysis of electron micrographs of surface replicas. II: Autocovariance functions

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