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Gaussian Height Distribution Analysis

The document discusses the height distribution of a surface measured using scanning probe microscopy and fitting it to a Gaussian shape. It then shows a plot of height squared versus distance on a log-log scale, along with calculations determining the root mean square amplitude, correlation length, and roughness exponent of the surface based on the scanning probe microscopy measurements and fitting to models.

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Gaussian Height Distribution Analysis

The document discusses the height distribution of a surface measured using scanning probe microscopy and fitting it to a Gaussian shape. It then shows a plot of height squared versus distance on a log-log scale, along with calculations determining the root mean square amplitude, correlation length, and roughness exponent of the surface based on the scanning probe microscopy measurements and fitting to models.

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Height distribution is seen to be of Gaussian shape see above left image. HHCF fit on the right.

3D fit :

Plotting in origin :
Height height plot

Log H (nm)^2

0.1 1 10 100

Log r (nm)

Calculation using the SPM roughness characterization document and origin : rms amplitude w : 22 = 3.10 2 = 1.245 correlation length : = 9.0 roughness/scaling exponent : 2 = 0.324 = 0.162

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