Method for forming fine multilayer resist patterns

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ABSTRACT:
Fine resist patterns having high sensitivity and steeply improved residual film ratio is obtained by forming a multilayer film consisting of organic substances on a substrate, making at least one layer other than the lowest layer of said multilayer film contain metal elements, irradiating said multilayer film with light or radiations, and developing with plasma.

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