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Proposed method for fabricating 50-nm-period gratings by achromatic holographic lithography

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Abstract

A method for producing large-area, 50-nm-period gratings by using a grating-type interferometer and undulator radiation at 14 nm is described.

© 1992 Optical Society of America

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