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Reactive evaporation and ion-assisted deposition of hafium dioxide thin films

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Abstract

Hafnium dioxide is transparent from the ultraviolet well into the near infrared. We used a variety of deposition techniques to explore the behavior of hafnium dioxide as the growth environment of the films changed. We deposited films using conventional (nonreactive) electron-beam evaporation, reactive evaporation, and ion-assisted deposition.

© 1989 Optical Society of America

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