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Rigorous mathematical models for the reconstruction of thin films profiles from X-ray intensities
We present a novel theoretical approach which allows the analytical reconstruction of profile functions associated with thin films as observed by array diffraction. Our concept is based on the representation of the profile function by appropriate linear differential equations with polynomial coefficients that have straight forward Fourier transforms. Several theoretical examples of practical importance are discussed.