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A new approach to determine the optical constants of thin films using a single wavelength light source without measurement of film thickness has been introduced in this paper. From the reflectance and transmittance measured over a range of film thicknesses, the optical constants of as-deposited GeSbTe alloy films at a wavelength of 685 nm as well as the film thickness at each point of measurement have been obtained by use of a nonlinear fitting. A self-consistent validation of the approach is also presented by comparing the optical constants obtained in both cases of film-incidence and substrate-incidence.
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