Fig. 1

Illustration of notations. The z axis is chosen perpendicular to
the surface, and the (xz) plane is chosen parallel to the
magnetic field lines, which make an
angle θB with the normal to the
surface. The direction of the reflected beam with wave vector
kr is determined by the polar
angle θk and the azimuthal
angle ϕ, and αr is the angle
between the reflected beam and the field lines. Thick solid lines show the
reflected beam and magnetic field directions, thin solid lines illustrate the
coordinates, and dashed lines show the incident photon wave vector
ki and its quadrant. The lines marked
illustrate the basic polarizations adopted for the description of reflectivities:
and
are perpendicular to the wave vectors ki
and ki, respectively;
are parallel to the surface, and
lie in the perpendicular plane. The axes x′ and
y′ lie in the plane made by
and
,
x′ being aligned in the plane made by
B and
kr.
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