@misc{9240319,
  abstract     = {{L1_0-ordered thin-film FePd was measured using AFM, MFM, TEM, XRR and GISAXS to determine what defects were present and how they affected the X-ray scattering. In AFM it was found that there was a terrace structure, with surface steps going along the <110>-direction. These steps originated in dislocations moving from the Pd-FePd interface to the surface, which could be seen in the TEM. The layer thicknesses were measured using XRR and fitted using GenX. It was found that a good fit could be achieved without making considerations of the terraces. The off-specular scattering was measured in GISAXS. At high α_f there was a splitting in two arms and it was found that they disappeared when the incident X-ray aligned with the surface steps. This was reproduced by modelling the steps as anisotropic pyramids in BornAgain. As such, it was determined that considerations of the defect structure must be made when modelling the GISAXS.}},
  author       = {{Aniansson, Lukas}},
  language     = {{eng}},
  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  title        = {{Defect structure of high-PMA FePd: Impact on X-ray Scattering}},
  year         = {{2026}},
}