  On the basis of general theoretical results developed previously in [JETP
112, 246 (2011)], we analyze the reflection of quasiresonant light from a plane
surface of dense and disordered ensemble of motionless point scatters. Angle
distribution of the scattered light is calculated both for s and p
polarizations of the probe radiation. The ratio between coherent and incoherent
(diffuse) components of scattered light is calculated. We analyze the
contributions of scatters located at different distances from the surface and
determine on this background the thickness of surface layer responsible for
reflected beam generation. The inhomogeneity of dipole-dipole interaction near
the surface is discussed.We study also dependence of total reflected light
power on the incidence angle and compare the results of the microscopic
approach with predictions of the Fresnel reflection theory. The calculations
are performed for different densities of scatters and different frequencies of
a probe radiation.
