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Recently the structure of disordered gold-polymer(PMMA-Au) thin films havebeen measured using Small Angle X-ray Scattering (SAXS). We have analyzed theseexperimental results using the fractal SAXS theory. The films are formed ofpolymer-embedded gold nanoclusters and were fabricated by very low energy goldion implantation into PMMA (polymethylmethacrylate). The composite films span(with dose variation) the transition from electrically insulating toelectrically conducting regimes, a range of interest fundamentally andtechnologically. We find excellent agreement with theory, and show that thePMMA-Au films have monodispersive or polydispersive characteristics dependingon the implanted ion dose. Keywords: SAXS theory, Fractality, percolation,correlation effects.

Theoretical SAXS Analysis of Structures of Disordered Gold Polymer Thin Films