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The behavior of the line shapes of the radio-frequency size effect has been observed in cadmium both below and in the vicinity of the surface-impedance singularities as a function of surface condition and temperature. It is shown that recent theoretical line-shape calculations based on phenomenological parameters give quantitative and qualitative agreement with experiment, and on the basis of this, inferences on the role of surface scattering in measurements of the radio-frequency surface impedance are outlined. Comments concerning the implications of the present results on past measurements are given.
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Boudreau et al. (1971) studied this question.
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