Low-energy-electron transmission (LEET) spectra were measured for graphite using electron energies below 30 eV. The observed LEFT spectra have broadened square-wave-like features. and comparison with the conduction-band density of states above the vacuum level measured by ultraviolet photoemission and inverse photoemission spectroscopies indicated that the conduction-band density of states was not observed in the LEET spectra except band gaps. It is concluded that band gaps are more strongly reflected in LEFT spectra than other features in the density-of-states. It is expected that electron-interference effects along the surface normal dominate LEET features, even for a very thick sample, where the energy dependence of electron-transmission probability through a one-dimensional periodic potential along the surface normal does not reflect the variation of the density of states (except band gaps).
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