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Exact determination of the phase in time-resolved X-ray reflectometry.

An exact solution of the phase retrieval problem is described as applied to in-situ X-ray reflectometry of a growing layered film. The following statement is proved: if the reflectivity R and the derivative dR/dt are known at the time t, then the real and the imaginary parts of the amplitude reflectivity r(t) are found uniquely at this point t.