抄録
Several applications of grazing-incidence small-angle scattering (GISAXS) on the microstructural evolution at and near the surface as well as static evaluations of metallic and semiconducting nanodots are presented. The advantages of GISAXS over other methods, including transmission SAXS and microscopy are shown. By using GISAXS, static structure of even single layer of nanodots can be evaluated, including their interface abruptness.