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Extreme ultraviolet coatings for the next generation lithography

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Abstract

Extreme ultraviolet lithography is currently the leading candidate for next generation lithography. This technology requires near quarter-wave stacks Mo/Si multilayers deposited on the optical surfaces to reflect light in the 13-nm wavelength region at normal incidence.

© 2001 Optical Society of America

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