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Nanoscale imaging interferometric lithography

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Abstract

Imaging interferometric lithography (IIL) is a spatial wavelength division multiplex approach to imaging that enables dense features ~ λ/3. Combining IIL, immersion, and nonlinear interpolation techniques, a route to features as small as 22 nm using optics is proposed.

© 2003 Optical Society of America

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